Student enrollment
Students working toward a college degree or certificate.
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Orlando, Florida
Concorde Career Institute-Orlando
Private for-profit
Your college at a glance
Student enrollment95
Average cost after grants$35,6532023-24
Acceptance rate90%
Start with the subjects you enjoy, compare the costs, and check what you need to apply.
Students, costs & outcomes
Understand the numbers →Students & teaching
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Student–teacher ratio
The number of students for each faculty member.
Faculty working full time
The share of faculty who teach full time.
Getting in
Acceptance rate
The share of applicants offered a place.
Costs & financial aid
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after grants and scholarships for the college’s largest program.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program · Family income: $0–$30,000.
2023-24
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program · Family income: $30,001–$48,000.
2023-24
See all 5 figures for costs & financial aid
Cost after financial aid
New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program · Family income: $75,001–$110,000.
2023-24
Graduation & next steps
Graduation rate
The share of students who completed their degree.
First-year student retention
First-year students who returned for their second year.
Graduate earnings
Average earnings after college.
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Location & contact
3444 McCrory Place, Orlando, FL, 32803
Phone: 4078123060
Picture your next step
Make a shortlist of subjects, look at the total cost, and find out what the application involves. A campus visit or a conversation with a current student can help you decide whether the college feels right for you.