San Diego

As per the latest data made available by the university, the total number of students at the university campus is 9,714. Of which 8,612 are FTE students pursuing UG, PG, Paralegal & law based courses at the university.

The application fee at the University of San Diego varies based on whether you're a permanent resident of the US or an international applicant.

The application fee for permanent residents is around USD 135 (INR 12K), while that of international applicants is USD 55 (INR 4800). 

The University of San Diego acceptance rate stands at around 47%, suggesting the university is somewhat selective at granting admissions to its students. Only 1 out of 2 students are accepted at the University of San Diego.

Individuals with no children must earn an annual salary of around INR 55.71 L before tax to maintain a middle-class lifestyle. While a couple of which only 1 member is working & have a child must earn a pre-tax annual salary of around INR 95 L-1 Cr.

A key driver of the high costs of living in San Diego is its housing market. Due to its scenic coastal views & limited land availability, housing properties do not come cheap.

Other than that, the state of California is also known for its high tax rates which contribute to the overall inflation in San Diego.

San Diego is known for its pleasant weather conditions, housing numerous beaches spanning over 70 miles, & a range of popular family attractions including the famous San Diego Zoo, San Diego Safari Park, LEGOLAND California & the SeaWorld San Diego.

The University of San Diego is a very highly rated institution in the US & is known for offering a quality standard of education at reasonable prices as compared to certain other popular US institutions.

The University of San Diego is given a global rank of 1200-1400^th, placing it among the best institutions around the globe.

The University of San Diego was the first stand-alone institution in the US to be awarded the prestigious Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies.

The university was also the first campus located in the West Coast to be designated as a Changemaker campus & to this day it remains a part of a very few number of Changemaker campuses in the world.

Finding part-time work while studying at the Design Institute of San Diego is relatively straightforward.

The institute offers Federal Work-Study programs and on-campus employment opportunities that fit student schedules.

If you have to study at the Design Institute of San Diego, you can expect to spend approximately INR 25.42 Lacs (or $30,134 USD) for the first year of tuition, plus additional costs for living expenses and other fees. 

First-Year Tuition: Around INR 25.42 lakhs. 

Other Costs:

Books and supplies: $1,125 per year. 

Personal expenses: $3,348 per year. 

Some courses may have additional fees for course readers, labs, software, or field trips.