East Carolina CDS VERIFIED

North Carolina (South) · 27,000 undergrads · ~42 avg class size · 19:1 student-faculty · $7,500/yr sticker

public Tier 5

Greenville NC. Strong nursing, education, dental. Affordable in-state, accessible admissions.

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Acceptance rate

89.2%

most recent reported cycle

GPA range

3.4–3.85

middle 50% of admitted students (unweighted)

SAT mid-50%

1060–1220

middle 50% admitted SAT score

ACT mid-50%

19–25

middle 50% admitted ACT score

Median earnings (10-yr)

$55K

Federal data — 10 yrs after college entry, all majors combined

≈ 1.7 years of post-grad earnings cover 4 yrs of attendance

Career outcomes · 10 sources

$46K

Entry

$55K

10-year

$64K

Mid-career

Median graduate earnings · 1.7 yrs to pay back 4 yrs of cost · est. lifetime ROI $357K.
Earnings cross-referenced across 10 sources (College Scorecard, Opportunity Insights, Georgetown CEW, FREOPP, PayScale, and more).

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Where this leads

Real career pipelines from this school, based on alumni outcomes and recruiting patterns.

Healthcare/biotech corridor in Research Triangle (Raleigh-Durham), strong pipeline to Biogen, Novo Nordisk.
Regional banking and finance roles in Charlotte, solid but not NYC-tier investment banking.
Supply chain and logistics jobs with major employers near Greenville port access, lower salaries.
Military contracting around Fort Bragg area, stable federal contractor roles, modest growth trajectory.
Tobacco and consumer goods legacy ties weakening, but some alumni still in Philip Morris roles.

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