Holly Springs, MS

Rust College

www.rustcollege.edu/ ⟶

Graduation Rate
2%
Tuition (In-State)
$9,900
Acceptance Rate
79%
Enrollment
755
Rust College is a historically Black, co-educational, senior liberal arts college founded in 1866 by the Freedman's Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church to offer quality programs in business, education, humanities, science and math, and social science to prepare students for leadership and service in a global society.

Costs and Financial Aid

$18,600
Tuition
$9,900
Room and Board
$5,200
Books and Supplies
$500
Other Expenses
$3,000

Gross Annual Cost

Estimated Annual Cost

$18,600
Gross Annual Cost
Out of pocket:
$8,392
Estimated Annual Cost
Actual costs may vary based on individual circumstances.
$18,600
Tuition
$9,900
Room and Board
$5,200
Books and Supplies
$500
Other Expenses
$3,000

Gross Annual Cost

Estimated Annual Cost

$18,600
Gross Annual Cost
Out of pocket:
$8,392
Estimated Annual Cost
Actual costs may vary based on individual circumstances.
$18,600
Tuition
$9,900
Room and Board
$5,200
Books and Supplies
$500
Other Expenses
$3,000

Gross Annual Cost

Estimated Annual Cost

$18,600
Gross Annual Cost
Out of pocket:
$8,392
Estimated Annual Cost
Actual costs may vary based on individual circumstances.
Federal Grants
73%
$6,185
State/Local Grants
2%
$375
Institutional Grants
49%
$7,142
Loans
34%
$5,841

Percent Receiving Aid and Average Aid Amount

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Acceptance Rate and Test Scores

79%

Acceptance Rate

14% students submit SAT
75% students submit ACT

Applicants Submitting Test Scores

215-669
SAT
Verbal
225-670
SAT
Math
17-18
ACT
Composite

Typical Test Scores of Admitted Students

Diversity and Demographics

755
Students
100% Undergrad
0% Graduate

Degree Type

77% Full-time
23% Part-time

Full-time vs Part-time Status

755
Undergrad
Students
59% Female
41% Male

Gender Ratio

American Indian or Alaskan Native
0%
Asian or Pacific Islander
0%
Black
95%
Hispanic
1%
White
1%
Unknown
0%
Non-resident
2%

Race and Ethnicity of Undergrad Students

Graduation Rate and Most Popular Majors

2%
4 years

Graduation Rate

Biology/Biological Sciences, General
25
Journalism
17
Broadcast Journalism
13
Kindergarten/Preschool Education and Teaching
11
Sociology
11

Most Popular Majors and Number of Graduates

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