Private For-Profit Institution Layton, UT
Avalon Institute-Layton
College
Avalon Institute-Layton is a private for-profit smaller institution in Layton, UT with a suburban campus setting, with about 186 undergraduates, typical net price of $16,501 after grants, first-year retention of 80.0%, a graduation rate of about 85.7%, and median earnings of $29,562 six years after enrollment.
Key facts for Avalon Institute-Layton
Key rankings for Avalon Institute-Layton
Where Avalon Institute-Layton ranks among all institutions in the dataset (mixed types) nationwide on selected cost and outcome measures. Rank 1 is best on that measure (lowest cost or debt; highest earnings, retention, or graduation). These are single-measure standings, not Best Universities list placement.
#1,269 of 2,710
Net Price
#1,548 of 2,883
Earnings
#1,007 of 2,407
Retention
#498 of 2,747
Graduation
#150 of 2,514
Debt
What stands out at Avalon Institute-Layton
Avalon Institute-Layton in Layton, UT is a college.
- Large suburb
- 186 undergraduates
Key figures
What stands out
Average net price after aid runs below the national median for similar schools, but six-year earnings also trail that median. Families should weigh aid, majors, and local job markets together.
Best Universities methodology explains how grades and ranked-list placements are calculated.
Student measures: Cost, completion, earnings, retention, and debt.
Institution context: Enrollment, demographics, faculty, setting, and admissions.
At a glance
Cost, outcomes & access at Avalon Institute-Layton
Two related measures side by side for a quick scan.
Net Price and Earnings
Retention and Graduation
Acceptance and Pell Grant Share
How Avalon Institute-Layton compares
Figures are for all institutions in the dataset (mixed types). State, region, and national columns use the middle value (median) for similar schools; retention uses averages for region and nation. Region shown: Rocky Mountains (region 7).
Swipe sideways to compare state, region, and national figures.
| Measure | This school | State (UT) | Region | Nation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Net price | $16,501Below national median | $18,265 | $16,501 | $17,258 |
| Earnings, 6 years | $29,562Below national median | $34,587 | $35,716 | $35,678 |
| Retention | 80.0%Above national median | 86.2% | 73.0% | 72.9% |
| Graduation | 85.7%Above national median | 70.4% | 60.9% | 58.2% |
| Acceptance rate | Not reported | 85.8% | 86.0% | 77.8% |
| Pell share | 56.5%Above national median | 33.3% | 32.8% | 39.9% |
| Median debt | $6,332Below national median | $10,548 | $10,667 | $13,621 |
| 3-year cohort default rate | 0.0%About the same | 0.0% | 0.0% | 0.0% |
Recent 3-year cohort default rates are near zero because of the federal student loan payment pause and are not useful for school-to-school comparison.
Campus & institution details for Avalon Institute-Layton
Campus overview
Undergraduate demographics
Share of undergraduates in each group. Gender and race or ethnicity are reported separately, so each set totals about 100%.
Confirm program details and current staffing on the college website.
Frequently asked questions about Avalon Institute-Layton
Common questions about Avalon Institute-Layton, answered with Best Universities cost and outcome figures. For how we rank schools, use the methodology link in the header; for deadlines and aid, rely on the college’s official site.
Where is Avalon Institute-Layton located?
Avalon Institute-Layton is located in Layton, UT. If the college has more than one campus, confirm addresses and program locations on the school's official site or with the admissions office.
What kind of school is Avalon Institute-Layton?
Avalon Institute-Layton is a college. Best Universities groups similar schools this way so you can compare them fairly. Confirm program level (undergraduate vs graduate) on the college's site.
How much does it cost to attend Avalon Institute-Layton (tuition and net price)?
Average net price (typical annual cost after grant and scholarship aid for full-time, first-time undergraduates) is about $16,501. Your actual net price depends on income, residency, and aid.
What is Avalon Institute-Layton's acceptance rate?
An overall acceptance rate is not shown for Avalon Institute-Layton. That is common for open-admission colleges, specialized institutions, or when figures are suppressed. Contact admissions for program-specific requirements.
How large is Avalon Institute-Layton's undergraduate student body?
Undergraduate enrollment is about 186. Enrollment changes over time and may span multiple campuses depending on how the school reports.
What are completion and earnings outcomes for Avalon Institute-Layton?
Median earnings six years after entry at Avalon Institute-Layton are roughly $29,562. Outcomes vary widely by major, occupation, and region. About 85.7% of students graduate on time or soon after. Individual trajectories differ from these population-level measures.
How does Best Universities rank Avalon Institute-Layton?
Among similar schools nationwide, Avalon Institute-Layton stands as follows on selected measures: Average net price (#1,269 of 2,710); Median earnings, 6 years after entry (#1,548 of 2,883); First-year retention (#1,007 of 2,407); Graduation rate (#498 of 2,747); Median loan debt (#150 of 2,514). Those are single-measure ranks, not a single overall list place. See the methodology page for how Best Universities builds ranked lists.
Where should I go for admissions and official information about Avalon Institute-Layton?
For application deadlines, requirements, campus visits, and program lists, use Avalon Institute-Layton’s official website. Best Universities publishes cost and outcome figures for comparison; it does not replace the institution’s admissions or financial aid office.
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A fuller table of the figures Best Universities uses for this school. Useful if you are double-checking a number.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Institution | Avalon Institute-Layton |
| Official website | avalon.edu/layton-ut/ |
| City, state | Layton, UT |
| School type | College |
| Undergraduate enrollment | 186 |
| Listed tuition (in-state) | Not reported |
| Listed tuition (out-of-state) | Not reported |
| Listed tuition (generic) | Not reported |
| Total cost of attendance | Not reported |
| Room and board (on campus) | Not reported |
| Average net price | $16,501 |
| Median earnings, 6 years after entry | $29,562 |
| Median earnings, 8 years after entry | $27,582 |
| Median earnings, 10 years after entry | $30,803 |
| Median loan debt | $6,332 |
| 3-year cohort default rate | 0.0% |
| First-year retention | 80.0% |
| Graduation rate (4-year programs) | Not reported |
| Graduation rate (shorter programs) | 85.7% |
| Acceptance rate | Not reported |
| SAT average | Not reported |
| ACT average | Not reported |
| Pell Grant share | 56.5% |
| Share with federal loans | 81.6% |
| Part-time enrollment share | 76.9% |
| Campus setting | Large suburb |
| Student–faculty ratio | 11 |
| Avg monthly faculty salary | Not reported |
| Full-time faculty share | Not reported |
| Online only | No |
| HBCU | No |
| SAT midpoint, Math | Not reported |
| SAT midpoint, Reading & Writing | Not reported |
| Share of undergraduates, women | 98.9% |
| Share of undergraduates, men | 1.1% |
| Share of undergraduates, Black | 0.5% |
| Share of undergraduates, Hispanic | 19.4% |
| Share of undergraduates, White | 68.8% |
| Share of undergraduates, Asian | 0.5% |
| Share of undergraduates, two or more races | 7.5% |
| Share of undergraduates, international | 0.0% |
| Net price, family income $0–30k | Not reported |
| Net price, family income $30–48k | Not reported |
| Net price, family income $48–75k | Not reported |
| Net price, family income $75–110k | Not reported |
| Net price, family income $110k+ | Not reported |
Sources for Avalon Institute-Layton
- About the federal data. U.S. Department of Education figures used for institutional characteristics, cost, admissions, enrollment, student outcomes, debt, and earnings on this page.
- Best Universities methodology. How grades and rankings are calculated.
Figures from the same school data Best Universities uses for rankings. Shortlist with them, then verify on the college’s official site.