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Hult International Business School

Hult International Business School is a private college in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with about 620 undergraduates.

Federal figures from the College Scorecard, released October 15, 2026, and IPEDS. Each section names its year. How we check →

Undergraduates618
Admission rate · fall 202460%
Middle 50% SAT · ACTSAT not reported · ACT not reported
Average net price, aided students$47,7332024–25 · average for students who received aid
Graduation rate60%
Every figure in one table14 figures, each with the year and source
Federal figures for this college, with years and sources
MeasureFigureWhat it describesSource
Undergraduates618Degree-seeking undergraduates, fall 2024College Scorecard, October 15, 2026 release
Women among undergraduates40%Fall 2024College Scorecard, October 15, 2026 release
Admission rate60%Students entering in fall 2024College Scorecard, October 15, 2026 release
SAT/ACT policyTest blindStudents entering in fall 2024IPEDS Admissions survey
In-state tuition and fees$58,8602025–26College Scorecard, October 15, 2026 release
Out-of-state tuition and fees$58,8602025–26College Scorecard, October 15, 2026 release
Average net price, aided students$47,733First-time, full-time students who received aid, 2024–25; grants subtracted, loans notCollege Scorecard, October 15, 2026 release
First-year students from in-state13%First-time students, fall 2022IPEDS Fall Enrollment (residence)
Graduation rate60%Students who started in fall 2019 (or the 2019–20 year)College Scorecard, October 15, 2026 release
First-year retention80%Students who started in fall 2023College Scorecard, October 15, 2026 release
Median federal debt$19,500Graduates in federal fiscal years 2024 and 2025College Scorecard, October 15, 2026 release
Students per faculty member10 to 1Fall 2024IPEDS Fall Enrollment
Bachelor’s fields of study1Fields with a bachelor’s degree reported to IPEDS in the file’s two award yearsCollege Scorecard field-of-study data
Research spending$1,248,000Fiscal year 2024NSF Higher Education R&D Survey