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EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas

Private nonprofit 2-year · Caguas, Puerto Rico · 414 undergradsTest-optional

Admission7 in 10 get in73% admitted, fall 2024
Average cost after grants$5,639a year · sticker $14,492
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Earnings 10 years in$27,895median per year · debt $14,630
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EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas is a private nonprofit 2-year college in Caguas, Puerto Rico with 414 undergraduates. It admits 73% of applicants and costs an average of $5,639 a year after grants.

Figures from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, released October 15, 2026. What each number covers.

EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas acceptance rate and admissions

EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas admitted 73% of applicants for fall 2024.

Test scores: Neither required nor recommended (as reported for fall 2024 admission). That means you can apply without SAT or ACT scores. Check the admissions office for the current policy.

EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas tuition, cost and net price

Tuition and fees (2025-26)$7,050
Total cost of attendance (2024-25)$14,492
Average net price after grants (2024-25)$5,639

Students who get federal aid pay an average of $5,639 a year after grants and scholarships, $8,853 less than the full cost of attendance.

What families pay, by income

Average yearly cost after grants for aided first-time students, by family income (2024-25):

$0 to $30,000$4,904
$30,001 to $48,000$4,477
$48,001 to $75,000$8,721
$75,001 to $110,000Not reported
Over $110,000$9,300

Your own price depends on your family's full situation. Run EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas's net price calculator for a personal estimate, or make a "what it costs us" card.

EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas graduation rate, earnings and debt

47%
get a Pell Grant
  • Former students earned a median of $27,895 a year, 10 years after they started (students who received federal aid and were working).
  • Students who completed left with a median of $14,630 in federal student loans.

Earnings compared

EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas$27,895
Puerto Rico median, private nonprofit 2-year$27,895
U.S. median, private nonprofit 2-year$45,324

Debt compared

EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas$14,630
Puerto Rico median$14,630
U.S. median$17,676

Median debt is 52% of median earnings 10 years after entry. Many advisers suggest keeping total student debt below one year of expected pay. See the monthly payment.

Students and location

  • 414 degree-seeking undergraduates (fall 2024)
  • 77% women, 23% men
  • 21 students for every faculty member
  • Setting: small city
  • Accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education

Frequently asked questions

What is the acceptance rate at EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas?

EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas admitted 73% of applicants for fall 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Education.

How much does EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas cost?

Tuition and fees for 2025-26 are $7,050. After grants and scholarships, aided students paid an average net price of $5,639 a year in 2024-25.

Is EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas test-optional?

For fall 2024 admission, EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas reported that test scores were: neither required nor recommended. Policies change, so confirm with the admissions office.

How much do EDP University of Puerto Rico-Caguas graduates make?

Former students who received federal aid earned a median of $27,895 a year 10 years after they started, in 2024 dollars.

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Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard, data release of October 15, 2026. What each figure means and the year it covers.

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