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University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras stands out with a net cost of just $6,507 for Liberal Arts and Sciences programs, making it nearly $7,000 cheaper than the most expensive option. The 52% graduation rate at this San Juan campus reflects solid outcomes in a field where graduates often find opportunities in Puerto Rico's growing bilingual business services sector and government positions that value cultural competency and communication skills across English and Spanish markets.
9
Programs
$6,507 – $13,487
Net Price Range
$24,904
Avg. Program Earnings
43.2%
Avg. Graduation Rate

9 Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $6,507 $5,324 52.5% 51.6%
2 $7,668 $6,920 30.2%
3 $8,264 $6,238 42.1% 99.8%
4 $8,964 $5,580 31.6% 46.8%
5 $9,148 $5,354 48.6% 49.3%
6 $9,421 $6,238 39.2% 98.2%
7 $10,082 $6,340 47.9% 94.7%
8 $13,024 $6,360 43.6% 55.2%
9 $13,487 $5,364 52.9% 52.1%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Pontifical Catholic University campuses cost-effective for Liberal Arts students?

Three Pontifical Catholic campuses appear among the most affordable options, with net costs ranging from $8,264 to $10,082. Despite acceptance rates above 94%, graduation rates vary significantly from 39% in Arecibo to 48% in Ponce.

How do public universities compare to private options for Liberal Arts in Puerto Rico?

Public University of Puerto Rico campuses offer the lowest and highest net costs in this ranking, from $6,507 at Rio Piedras to $13,487 at Humacao. Both public campuses maintain graduation rates above 48%, outperforming most private alternatives.

Is the earning potential consistent across Liberal Arts programs in Puerto Rico?

Available earnings data shows graduates earning $24,904 annually from three Pontifical Catholic campuses. This figure reflects entry-level positions in education, social services, and administrative roles common for Liberal Arts graduates in Puerto Rico's economy.

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