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Johnson & Wales University
North Miami
As America’s Career University, a Johnson & Wales education combines the best of a liberal arts education and a career education to prepare graduates for successful careers in a variety of industries. While all students major in specialized programs, including but not limited to culinary arts, hotel management, nutrition, advertising, criminal justice, financial services and marketing communications, they are also enrolled in arts & sciences courses to ensure they graduate with the critical writing, thinking and math skills required for career success and personal fulfillment. Some other distinguishing features of a J&W education are: Upside-down curriculum Courses in your major from day one, so you can confirm right away if your choice of major is the right one for you. Learning by doing Co-ops with industry and internships at University-owned properties to put in practice what you learn in the classroom, plus real-life examples in the classroom Faculty from industry Faculty with real-world experience Small class sizes No large lecture halls, just what you need to build relationships with students and faculty Two degrees in four years Option to earn both an AS and a BS in many majors Three-term schedule 11-week sessions enable you to take 3-4 classes at a time, instead of the usual 4-5, giving you more time to focus on each course.
Key Data
| School Type: | Campus |
| Degrees Offered: |
| Student Life | |
|---|---|
| Enrolled Students: | 2,033 |
| Student to Faculty Ratio: | 27 to 1 |
| Annual Cost | |
|---|---|
| In-state Tuition: | $23,214 |
| Out-of-state Tuition: | $23,214 |
| Books and Supplies: | $1,500 |
| Students with Financial Aid:** | 95% |
- * Source: US Department of education: Institute of education statistics
- ** Refers to % of students receiving some form of financial aid
- † Indicates school information is being used instead of campus information