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Computer Programming education in Puerto Rico reveals stark contrasts between institutional approaches and outcomes. EDP University's San Sebastian campus delivers the territory's most affordable option at $4,496 net cost, while their San Juan location maintains identical tuition but different acceptance rates at 90% versus 40%. The island's growing tech sector, supported by federal tax incentives for software companies, creates steady demand for programming graduates across these six institutions.
6
Programs
$4,496 – $8,471
Net Price Range
43.7%
Avg. Graduation Rate

6 Computer Programming Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $4,496 $7,050 37.3% 90.1%
2 $4,989 $7,050 23.6% 39.6%
3 $5,732 $8,054 56.2%
4 $6,310 $5,966 62.5%
5 $6,392 $5,966 36.7%
6 $8,471 $8,050 46.0% 83.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What accounts for the dramatic difference in graduation rates among Puerto Rico's programming schools?

Caribbean University-Vega Baja leads with a 62.5% graduation rate, nearly triple that of EDP University-San Juan at 23.6%. NUC University also performs well at 56.2%, suggesting that smaller class sizes and focused curriculum at certain institutions may better support student completion.

How do acceptance rates correlate with program costs across these schools?

EDP University-San Juan combines the lowest acceptance rate at 39.6% with the second-lowest net cost at $4,989. In contrast, EDP's San Sebastian campus accepts 90% of applicants while offering the territory's cheapest programming education at $4,496 net cost.

Is there a significant cost difference between nonprofit and for-profit programming schools?

NUC University stands as the sole for-profit option at $5,732 net cost, placing it in the middle range. The five nonprofit institutions span from $4,496 to $8,471, showing that ownership structure alone doesn't determine affordability in Puerto Rico's programming education market.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.