| Trinity School of Health and Allied Sciences vs. NCU |
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|---|---|---|
| Rankings* | #388 in National Universities #83 in California Colleges | |
| Private (for-profit), four-years | School Type | Private (for-profit), four-years Doctoral/Research University |
| Offered Degrees | ||
| 1 Year Certificate, 1-2 Years Certificate, Bachelor's | Offered Degree | Bachelor's, Post-BS Certificate, Master's, Post-MS Certificate, Doctorate (Research) |
| Tuition & Fees | ||
| cheaper$930 | Undergraduate Tuition | expensive$12,474 |
| - | Graduate Tuition | $18,095 |
| More$6,200 | Average Financial Aid Amount | Less$3,552 |
| Admission | ||
| Accepted Credits | Credits for Life Experiences Credit for Military Training | |
| Enrollment | ||
| Smaller17 | Total Enrollment | Larger12,471 |
| Smaller17 | Undergraduate Student Population | Larger176 |
| - | Graduate Student Population | 12,295 |
| - | Online Student Population | 12,471 |
| Special Learning Opportunity | ||
| Evening/Weekend College | Special learning Opportunity | Teacher Certificate |
| Faculties | ||
| More Students per Faculty15 to 1 | Student to Faculty Ratio | Less Students per Faculty3 to 1 |
| 3 | Number of faculties | 491 |
| Lower$46,800 | Average Faculty Salary | Higher$57,529 |
*Ranking data is from College Evaluator.