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Puerto Rico's 9 Christian colleges show remarkable variation in student outcomes and costs. Universidad Adventista de las Antillas achieves a 46% graduation rate with just 769 students, while larger institutions like Universidad del Sagrado Corazon in Santurce serve over 4,000 students. Net costs range from $4,285 at Universidad Central de Bayamon to $13,024 at Sagrado Corazon. These institutions prepare graduates for Puerto Rico's healthcare, education, and business sectors, with alumni earning between $21,410 and $31,754 annually. The island's bilingual advantage helps graduates compete in both local markets and mainland opportunities. Several Pontifical Catholic University campuses across Ponce, Mayaguez, and Arecibo maintain consistent earning outcomes at $24,908, demonstrating the network effect of Catholic higher education. Small seminaries like Universidad Pentecostal Mizpa focus on ministry preparation with 138 students, while broader liberal arts programs serve the island's professional workforce needs.
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Schools
$8,893
Avg. Net Price
$25,614
Avg. Earnings
36.5%
Avg. Graduation Rate

Christian Colleges in Puerto Rico

College listings
# School Affiliation Enrollment Net Price Graduation Rate
1 Roman Catholic 4,042 $13,024 43.6%
2 Seventh-day Adventist 769 $8,471 46.0%
3 Church of God 192 $11,987 21.1%
4 Roman Catholic 594 $4,285 37.9%
5 Roman Catholic 3,827 $10,082 47.9%
6 Other (not classified) 138 $5,607 14.3%
7 Roman Catholic 597 $8,264 42.1%
8 Roman Catholic 273 $9,421 39.2%
9 Interdenominational

Frequently Asked Questions

What graduation rates can students expect at Puerto Rico's Christian colleges?

Graduation rates vary significantly, from 14.3% at Universidad Pentecostal Mizpa to 47.9% at Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico-Ponce. Universidad Adventista de las Antillas achieves 46% with specialized programming, while Universidad del Sagrado Corazon maintains 43.6% with over 4,000 students enrolled.

How much do Christian colleges in Puerto Rico cost annually?

Net costs range from $4,285 at Universidad Central de Bayamon to $13,024 at Universidad del Sagrado Corazon. Most institutions fall between $8,000-$11,000 annually. The Pontifical Catholic University system maintains consistent pricing across its three campuses at approximately $8,264-$10,082 per year.

Where are Puerto Rico's Christian colleges concentrated geographically?

Christian institutions spread across major urban centers including San Juan metro area (Santurce, Rio Piedras, Trujillo Alto), with additional campuses in Mayaguez, Ponce, Bayamon, and Arecibo. This distribution serves both metropolitan San Juan and western/southern population centers effectively.

What earning potential do graduates from these colleges have?

Alumni earn between $21,410 and $31,754 annually after graduation. Universidad del Sagrado Corazon graduates lead at $31,754, followed by Universidad Adventista de las Antillas at $28,465. The three Pontifical Catholic University campuses maintain consistent outcomes at $24,908 across all locations.

How competitive is admission to Puerto Rico's Christian colleges?

Acceptance rates range from 55.2% at Universidad del Sagrado Corazon to 99.8% at Pontifical Catholic University-Mayaguez. Most institutions accept 80-95% of applicants, making Christian higher education accessible while maintaining academic standards. Universidad Adventista admits 83% of applicants with strong graduation outcomes.

See our methodology for details on rankings and data sources.