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University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras delivers mathematics education at just $6,507 annually, making it the most affordable option among Puerto Rico's nine mathematics programs. The price spread reaches $6,517 between the cheapest and most expensive programs, with private institutions clustering around $9,000. Puerto Rico's growing pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors rely heavily on mathematics graduates for statistical analysis and research modeling positions.
9
Programs
$6,507 – $13,024
Net Price Range
42.2%
Avg. Graduation Rate

9 Mathematics Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $6,507 $5,324 52.5% 51.6%
2 $8,783 $5,580 33.0% 33.8%
3 $8,787 $5,580 32.9% 44.7%
4 $8,964 $5,580 31.6% 46.8%
5 $9,034 $5,580 42.7% 40.1%
6 $9,148 $5,354 48.6% 49.3%
7 $10,082 $6,340 47.9% 94.7%
8 $12,684 $5,274 47.0% 54.4%
9 $13,024 $6,360 43.6% 55.2%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes UPR-Rio Piedras so much cheaper than other mathematics programs?

As a public university, UPR-Rio Piedras benefits from substantial government subsidies that keep costs low for residents. The $6,507 net price represents significant savings compared to private alternatives like Universidad del Sagrado Corazon at $13,024.

How do graduation rates compare across Puerto Rico's mathematics programs?

UPR-Rio Piedras leads with a 52.50% graduation rate despite being the cheapest option. Most Inter American University campuses show rates between 31-43%, while UPR-Cayey reaches 48.60% at just $9,148 annually.

Does program selectivity correlate with cost in Puerto Rico mathematics programs?

The pattern varies significantly across institutions. Pontifical Catholic University accepts 94.74% of applicants at $10,082, while Inter American-Bayamon accepts only 33.81% at $8,783, showing no clear cost-selectivity relationship.

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