Is EDP University of Puerto Rico Inc-San Sebastian Worth It?

EDP University's San Sebastian campus keeps costs low but delivers weak earnings. You pay $4,496 a year net, and your median debt at graduation sits at $14,000. The problem is what comes after: median earnings ten years out land at $22,844, barely above what full-time minimum-wage work returns. Low debt is the one thing protecting you here, because the paycheck this degree buys is thin.

Among the bachelor's programs, Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications is the clear standout at $28,236, the only major that pulls meaningfully above the school median. Nursing and Business Administration both come in near the school average, around $22,000 and $21,700. Nursing carries the highest debt load of the three at $16,500 while paying less than the networking track, so the math there is the weakest of the group.

The financial risk is concrete. Only 37% of students graduate, so more than six in ten leave without the credential and still owe money. Retention holds at 73%, meaning the drop-off happens after the first year. If you take on debt and don't finish, you get the loan without the earnings bump.

The net price tiers reward lower-income families. Under $30k, you pay $3,867. between $75k and $110k, that jumps to $12,629. If your family earns under $48k, this is one of the cheaper four-year options you'll find, and the low sticker price limits your downside.

This school fits you if you enroll in the networking program, keep borrowing low, and finish the degree. If you're weighing nursing here or the earnings floor worries you, look at other Puerto Rico options before committing, because the ten-year outcome for most graduates is low.