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Union County Vocational Technical School – Institution Information

By Vitaliy Novik, PhD

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General Information
Background Information
Admissions
Financials
Outcomes
Programs Offered

General Information

Item	Value
417831	City	Scotch Plains	1
417831	State	NJ	2
417831	Region	Mid East (DE, DC, MD, NJ, NY, PA)	3
417831	Locale	Suburb: Large (outside principal city, in urbanized area with population of 250,000 or more)	4
417831	Main Campus	Yes	5
417831	Institution Type	Public Institution	6
417831	Accreditation	Middle States Commission on Secondary Education	7
417831	Website	www.ucvts.tec.nj.us/domain/11	8
417831	Highest Degree Offered	Certificate degree	9
417831	Carnegie Classification	Not applicable	10

Background Information

Item	Value
417831	Enrollment (undergraduate degree-seeking)	108
417831	Historically Black College and University	No
417831	Predominantly Black Institution	No
417831	Alaska Native Native Hawaiian serving institution	No
417831	Tribal College and University	No
417831	Asian American Native American Pacific Islander-serving institution	No
417831	Hispanic-serving institution	No
417831	Native American non-tribal institution	No
417831	Men-only college	No
417831	Women-only college	No
417831	Online-only education	No
417831	Open admissions policy	Yes

Admissions

Item	Value
417831	Admission rate	NA%

Financials

Item	Value
417831	University Tuition Information	www.ucvts.tec.nj.us/
417831	Pct of Undergrads Receiving Pell Grant	21%
417831	Pct of Undergrads Receiving a Federal Loan	1%
417831	Average Annual Cost of Attendance	$2,228
417831	Average Annual Cost of Attendance ($30-48k Family Income)	$2,420
417831	Average Annual Cost of Attendance ($48-75k Family Income)	$1,845

Outcomes

Item	Value
417831	Med Earnings 10yr After Entry	$32,317
417831	Completion Rate	80%

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Vitaliy Novik, PhD

Vitaliy is an economist and college education researcher and the founder of bigeconomics.org. The opinions expressed in his posts are his own.