Ana G. Mendez University

Ana G. Mendez University is a private nonprofit university in Orlando, Florida.

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Acceptance rate
Not reported

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What your family pays
$19,775 /yr

Average after grants for all families receiving federal aid. Pick your income above.

Sticker price $27,187. College Scorecard.

Graduation rate
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Within 6 years · College Scorecard

Earnings after college
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Median, 10 years after starting · College Scorecard

AGMU acceptance rate & admissions

First-year students who return70%
Pell Grant recipients71%
Women / men76% / 24%

Test scores: College Scorecard. Other figures: College Scorecard; IPEDS

AGMU tuition, cost & net price

What families actually pay per year, by income

Average net price after grants and scholarships for students who receive federal aid. Tap your income band.

College Scorecard, latest reported year (federal aid recipients)

Sticker price (before aid)

Tuition & fees$13,575
Housing & meals, on campus—
Books & supplies$2,010
Total cost of attendance$27,187

IPEDS 2023-24 cost items; total from College Scorecard

Median debt at graduation$5,592

College Scorecard; Urban Institute Education Data Portal

Full cost breakdown, in-state vs out-of-state →

Florida residents: students may qualify for Bright Futures, the state's merit scholarship, at eligible Florida colleges. Award amounts by school are coming to this page.

AGMU majors, earnings & careers

Ana G. Mendez University offers 16 bachelor's majors across 6 areas. Earnings below are for this school's graduates of each major, four years after finishing.

  • Business & Finance · 6
  • Health & Medicine · 3
  • Social Sciences & Public Service · 3
  • Communications & Media · 2
  • Education · 1
  • Humanities & Languages · 1

Highest-earning majors at AGMU

Not enough graduates in any one major to report earnings.

Quick list of all 16 majors
  • Accounting—
  • Business Administration—
  • Business Economics—
  • Communications—
  • Criminal Justice—
  • Criminology—
  • Education (Elementary / Secondary)—
  • Health Administration—
  • Human Resources—
  • Liberal Arts / General Studies—
  • Management Information Systems—
  • Marketing—
  • Mental and Social Health Services and Allied Professions—
  • Nursing—
  • Psychology—
  • Public Relations and Advertising—

— means too few graduates to report earnings.

College Scorecard field of study, latest release

All majors by area with earnings 1 and 4 years out, and debt →

Communications → Public relations specialist

$67,370
Orlando
$63,660
Florida
$74,750
U.S.

Median annual wage for all workers in this job, not only new graduates. U.S. jobs projected to grow 1.8% from 2025 to 2035.

BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025; Employment Projections 2025-35

Education (Elementary / Secondary) → Elementary school teacher

$60,190
Orlando
$58,930
Florida
$63,970
U.S.

Median annual wage for all workers in this job, not only new graduates. U.S. jobs projected to shrink 0.4% from 2025 to 2035.

BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025; Employment Projections 2025-35

Living in Orlando

Cost of living
1% above the U.S. average

Overall prices in the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL area.

BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024

Off-campus rent, 1 bedroom
$1,726/mo

2 bedrooms $1,959. Housing costs 23% above the U.S. average.

HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027

Weather
72° / 92°

January and July average highs. 51 inches of rain a year, almost no snow.

NOAA Climate Normals 1991-2020

Natural hazard risk
Relatively High

Highest: hurricane (relatively high); tornado (very high); river flooding (relatively high).

FEMA National Risk Index, Orange County

Campus & students

Total enrollment (incl. graduate)8,382
First-year students from Florida30%
Next most common home statesNew York, Texas, New Jersey
Undergraduate degrees awarded, 2023-2460% bachelor's · 16% associate · 24% certificates
Campus typePrimarily nonresidential
Student bodyHispanic 86% · White 0% · Black 0% · Asian 0%International 1%

IPEDS fall enrollment; Carnegie Classification; EADA via Urban Institute

Orange County at a glance

Population1,471,937
Median household income$79,719
Adults with a bachelor's degree39%
Median age37

U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-year 2024

Compare AGMU with similar schools

Similar private colleges in Florida by selectivity, graduation rate and size. Tap “Why?” to see where the price difference comes from.

SchoolAcceptanceYou'd payGraduationEarnings, 10 yrsPrice gap
Ana G. Mendez University—$19,775——This school
Southeastern University53%$31,94243%$46,744
Jacksonville University57%$25,18051%$68,010
Florida Institute of Technology58%$35,63964%$43,137
Lynn University73%$44,08952%$49,006

College Scorecard, latest reported year. “You'd pay” follows your residency and income choices above.

Why the price is different

Ana G. Mendez University would cost you $12,167 less per year than Southeastern University, on average.

  • Lower sticker price at Ana G. Mendez University.
  • Southeastern University gives aided families $9,975 more in grants, on average.
Per year, Florida residentAGMUSEUDifference
Sticker price$27,187$49,329−$22,142
Average grants−$7,412−$17,387+$9,975
You pay$19,775$31,942−$12,167

“+” means AGMU costs more; “−” means it costs less. Grants are the sticker price minus the net price. Cost items: IPEDS, on-campus budget. Sticker and net price: College Scorecard, latest reported year; the adjustment reconciles the two. Net price is an average for first-time, full-time students receiving federal aid, not a quote.

Common questions about AGMU

How much does Ana G. Mendez University cost per year?

The sticker price (cost of attendance) is $27,187 a year. After grants and scholarships, students receiving federal aid pay $19,775 a year on average; families earning $0–30k pay $19,643 and families earning $110k+ pay $24,342.

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Sources on this page: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard and IPEDS; U.S. Census Bureau (ACS); Bureau of Labor Statistics (OEWS, Employment Projections); Bureau of Economic Analysis; HUD; NOAA; FEMA; Urban Institute Education Data Portal (ODC-By); Wikidata. “Colleges we cover” means colleges awarding bachelor's degrees to at least 100 undergraduates. Averages are not quotes; confirm costs with the school. How we score