University of Puerto Rico - Bayamon
- 4 Year
- Bayamon, PR
- 53 reviews
Athletic Division
NCAA Division II (without football)
Athletic Conference
Independent Southeast Region
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Cost
Net Price
$5,577/ year
National
$15,523Average cost after financial aid for students receiving grant or scholarship aid, as reported by the college.
Average Total Aid Awarded
$5,910/ year
National
$7,535Students Receiving Financial Aid
79%
Academics
Professors
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Student Faculty Ratio
21:1
Evening Degree Programs
Yes
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Majors
Students
Full-Time Enrollment
3,919Undergrads
Part-Time Undergrads
612
Undergrads Over 25
3%
Pell Grant
79%
Varsity Athletes
6%
After College
Median Earnings 6 Years After Graduation
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National
$33,028Graduation Rate
37%
National
49%Employed 2 Years After Graduation
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University of Puerto Rico - Bayamon Reviews
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In comparison to Rio Piedras, Bayamon is a superior campus. The professors are way more responsible and engaged in what they teach. Also, way more helpful and accessible.
In terms of campus facilities, if you are not a science related major the campus absolutely sucks. It is a horrible campus disregarding the new buildings.
Also note that the Computer Science bachelors degree is a BA, yes, a Bachelor of Art IN COMPUTER SCIENCE?! Completely baffles me, maybe it has to do with an accreditation problem? I'm sure Mayaguez will prove a better experience and provide more tools academically and professionally for students.
In sum, if you're going to study Computer Science, don't be lazy and go to Mayaguez.
In terms of campus facilities, if you are not a science related major the campus absolutely sucks. It is a horrible campus disregarding the new buildings.
Also note that the Computer Science bachelors degree is a BA, yes, a Bachelor of Art IN COMPUTER SCIENCE?! Completely baffles me, maybe it has to do with an accreditation problem? I'm sure Mayaguez will prove a better experience and provide more tools academically and professionally for students.
In sum, if you're going to study Computer Science, don't be lazy and go to Mayaguez.
This University has an amiable environment that stuck with me through my studies. While other colleges around the country played pranks and the like on freshmen, this one was very welcoming. The food is great and has a variety of clubs and associations you can join. Unfortunately the college isn't without its flaws. The class enrollment process is old, complex and antiquated. Students must race each other at midnight on a certain day to enroll themselves on classes. Only a certain amount of students can enter the system at the same time, and this makes the process frustrating . The class facilities are in dire need of repair and renovations. The ceilings are exposed,
and you can see the cables and pipelines running through it.
and you can see the cables and pipelines running through it.
UPR-Bayamon taught me what community effort and solidarity are like. I learned to be a better person for those around me and for myself. It really opened my eyes to what having an extended family and do and the power it has to help you get through the tough transition that is college life. It showed me that persevering and rising in the mist of adversity has benefits and payoff. Thanks yo UPR Bayamon I was prepared enough to complete a Masters Degree in Sciences and am currently tackling my first year of medical school.