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Fayetteville, North Carolina

Miller-Motte College-Fayetteville

Private for-profit

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Your college at a glance

Student enrollmentabout 340
Average cost after grants$25,9662023-24

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Students, costs & outcomes

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Students & teaching

Student enrollment

about 340

Students working toward a college degree or certificate.

Student–teacher ratio

16:1

The number of students for each faculty member.

Faculty working full time

50%

The share of faculty who teach full time.

Costs & financial aid

Cost after financial aid

$25,966

New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after grants and scholarships for the college’s largest program.

2023-24

Cost after financial aid

$26,409

New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program.

2023-24

Cost after financial aid

$26,330

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

$23,957

New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program · Family income: $110,001+.

2023-24

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Cost after financial aid

$28,729

New, full-time undergraduates · Average cost after financial aid for the college’s largest program · Family income: $30,001–$48,000.

2023-24

Graduation & next steps

Graduation rate

78%

The share of students who completed their degree.

First-year student retention

73%

First-year students who returned for their second year.

Graduate earnings

$31,102

Average earnings after college.

Take At Least One Class Online

39%

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Location & contact

3725 Ramsey St., Fayetteville, NC, 28311

Phone: 9103541900

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