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NUC University in Bayamon offers the most affordable International Business education in Puerto Rico at just $5,732 net cost, creating a dramatic $7,755 savings compared to the highest-priced option. The territory's strategic position as a Caribbean business gateway makes these programs particularly valuable, with employers like Popular Inc and FirstBank Puerto Rico actively recruiting bilingual business graduates. Graduation rates span from 31.6% to 56.2% across the five available programs, reflecting varying institutional approaches to student success.
5
Programs
$5,732 – $13,487
Net Price Range
46.3%
Avg. Graduation Rate

5 International Business Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $5,732 $8,054 56.2%
2 $8,245 $5,580 43.1% 52.8%
3 $8,964 $5,580 31.6% 46.8%
4 $10,082 $6,340 47.9% 94.7%
5 $13,487 $5,364 52.9% 52.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes NUC University's International Business program so affordable compared to other Puerto Rico options?

NUC University's $5,732 net cost represents significant savings through institutional aid and lower base tuition. The for-profit model allows more flexible pricing structures, making it $2,513 less expensive than the next cheapest option at Inter American University-Ponce.

How do graduation rates compare between the cheapest and most expensive programs?

NUC University achieves a 56.2% graduation rate despite being the most affordable option, actually outperforming several higher-priced alternatives. University of Puerto Rico-Humacao, the most expensive at $13,487 net cost, graduates 52.9% of students with notably lower debt loads averaging $5,500.

Does attending a public university offer better value for International Business students in Puerto Rico?

University of Puerto Rico-Humacao charges $5,364 in-state tuition but has the highest net cost at $13,487 due to limited financial aid. Students graduate with just $5,500 in debt and benefit from the established UPR system's reputation with local employers.

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