Surprisingly, students often end up with nearly double the debt compared to the college’s attendance cost of $11,186, with the average debt hitting $21,228. Despite its affordability relative to other institutions, the reasons behind the disproportionate debt levels remain unclear. These two critical factors—high debt and low graduation rates—suggest caution for prospective students.
Moreover, out-of-state students face a hefty attendance fee of $30,202, and the average student debt upon leaving Coppin State stands at $23,805. These financial figures, combined with the low graduation rate, highlight the need for careful consideration by those thinking of enrolling.