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$21,500
per year
In-State Tuition
44%
Acceptance Rate
62%
Graduation Rate
75%
Retention Rate
American College of the Building Arts is an educational institution in Charleston, SC. Check program requirements, costs and credit policies with the institution.
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Net Price(family income < $30K)
$27,879
Per year, after grants & scholarships
Median Debt at Graduation
$12,500
Among completers who borrowed
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Private University
Location
Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston County
Control
Private
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American College of the Building Arts does not ask first-year students who file the FAFSA for the CSS Profile.
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See what American College of the Building Arts requiresFrom American College of the Building Arts's own published information, checked October 2026. Requirements can change each year, so confirm on the school's page.