So you're from Lodi, NJ?

Fortunately for you, Lodi, NJ offers a number of great schools to choose from. It's just a matter of finding the right program and study subject for you!

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So you want to attend college at home in Lodi?

Many Lodi natives such as yourself choose to attend Felician College, the only college in the city.

Lodi College and University Demographics

It offers 34 degree and certificate programs in fields ranging from Business to Educational Leadership to Education for you to choose from. BSN is the most popular course of study at Felician College.

Tuition

Felician College charges in-state tuition of $26,425 per year.

Lodi Student Demographics

Felician College had an enrollment of 2,113 students in 2010. This is 0.5 of the total number of New Jersey college students.

Graduation and Retention Rates

For every 100 students who enroll in Felician College, 69 return to start their second year of college. For every 100 students who enroll in Felician College, 34 eventually graduate.

Student Demographics

The ratio of female to male students enrolled at Felician College is 78 to 100. At Felician College, for every 100 college students, 100 students are over 24 years old. For every 100 Felician College students, 60 students identified themselves as being from a racial or ethnic minority background in 2009.

Lodi Faculty Demographics

In 2009, Felician College employed a total of 63 faculty members. Of these faculty members, 44 were female. 13% identified themselves as belonging to a racial or ethnic minority.

In 2009, the average student to faculty ratio was 40 to 1 for Felician College.

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Rank	Occupation	Num of Jobs	Avg Salary	Avg Salary (Nat'l)	Job Growth (Past 5 Yrs)
1	Retail Salespersons	156,740	$27,130	$25,000	2.8%
2	Office Clerks, General	122,430	$29,610	$28,240	-10.4%
3	Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive	97,550	$37,000	$32,000	-0.5%
4	Registered Nurses	96,270	$82,000	$67,720	-2.8%
5	Home Health Aides	92,710	$21,860	$21,760	15.5%
6	Security Guards	75,080	$28,630	$26,870	-3.3%
7	Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants	71,950	$58,580	$45,860	-20.2%
8	Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks	66,090	$42,030	$35,340	-5.1%
9	First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers	64,560	$61,070	$50,770	-3.1%
10	Accountants and Auditors	63,320	$89,220	$68,960	3.0%
11	General and Operations Managers	61,960	$159,210	$113,100	14.8%
12	Nursing Aides, Orderlies, and Attendants	58,670	$32,760	$25,140	0.9%
13	Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education	51,640	$69,040	$54,330	-3.8%
14	Lawyers	49,810	$164,060	$129,440	2.2%
15	Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents	40,790	$128,330	$95,130	24.3%
16	Financial Managers	36,800	$168,420	$116,970	-5.8%
17	First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers	30,280	$47,370	$39,890	2.4%
18	Financial Analysts	30,020	$113,860	$86,040	35.2%
19	Cooks, Restaurant	27,070	$29,830	$23,260	29.2%
20	Management Analysts	26,700	$105,510	$87,260	28.5%
21	Physicians and Surgeons, All Other	26,260	$150,000	$180,870	33.4%
22	Construction Laborers	25,070	$55,370	$33,590	20.1%
23	Carpenters	25,000	$59,360	$43,890	5.7%
24	Software Developers, Applications	23,790	$101,620	$90,410
25	Computer Programmers	21,550	$81,730	$74,900
26	Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education	21,280	$73,710	$54,880	-10.3%
27	Advertising Sales Agents	20,550	$70,850	$55,020	7.1%
28	Electricians	20,210	$76,510	$51,810	-10.6%
29	Personal Financial Advisors	19,810	$142,000	$91,220	31.3%
30	Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education	19,730	$44,190	$29,200	24.6%
31	Computer and Information Systems Managers	19,620	$153,910	$123,280	34.3%
32	Billing and Posting Clerks	19,610	$38,120	$33,270	6.7%
33	Postsecondary Teachers, All Other	18,210	$97,030	$71,280	-45.4%
34	Social and Human Service Assistants	17,890	$33,540	$30,100	11.1%
35	Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses	17,670	$49,510	$41,360	-22.7%
36	Paralegals and Legal Assistants	17,370	$60,540	$49,640	7.3%
37	Medical and Health Services Managers	17,070	$115,160	$93,670	22.2%
38	Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists	15,740	$31,240	$26,510	2.9%
39	Legal Secretaries	15,330	$51,370	$43,270	-13.1%
40	Graphic Designers	15,280	$60,320	$48,140	8.8%
41	Editors	15,130	$78,900	$59,340	26.2%
42	Child, Family, and School Social Workers	14,960	$51,510	$43,850	1.3%
43	Managers, All Other	14,920	$121,730	$102,160	30.1%
44	Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics	14,300	$40,970	$38,200	-4.1%
45	Special Education Teachers, Preschool, Kindergarten, and Elementary School	13,770	$68,250	$55,220	51.8%
46	Producers and Directors	13,710	$114,680	$88,610	56.3%
47	First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers	13,350	$81,980	$62,260	-5.9%
48	Medical Assistants	12,710	$32,690	$29,760	12.8%
49	Sales Managers	12,640	$171,820	$114,110	13.4%
50	Administrative Services Managers	11,900	$115,400	$84,390	-6.2%

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