Dominican Republic

Instituto Superior Pedro Francisco Bonó

ISPFB · Specialised higher-education institute · Private

Students, 2024

78

0.0% of all students in the country

Women

19.2%

15 students

New entrants, 2024

14

Graduates, 2024

4

Teaching staff

41

headcount

Students by level, 2024

  • Undergraduate degree (grado)60 · 76.9%
  • Specialisation (especialidad)18 · 23.1%

Técnico superior is a short-cycle higher technical qualification; grado is a first degree (a licenciatura, or a professional degree such as medicine); especialidad, maestría and doctorado are postgraduate.

Born abroad, 2024: 28 (35.9%)

28 students (35.9%) were born outside the Dominican Republic.

  • Haiti13
  • Cuba3
  • Honduras2
  • Mexico2
  • Puerto Rico2
  • Venezuela2
  • Colombia1
  • El Salvador1
  • Nicaragua1
  • United States1

“Born abroad” counts students whose country of birth, as the institutions reported it to MESCyT, is not the Dominican Republic. It is not nationality: a student born in the United States may be a Dominican citizen, and a foreign national born in the Dominican Republic is not counted. Students whose country of birth is not stated are counted separately.

Students and graduates, 2016–2024

YearStudentsGraduates
2024784
2023835
20226910
2021632
2020696
2019576
20181010
2017760
2016500

The 2010–2024 figures are MESCyT's historical tables, as printed: a dash means the table gives no figure that year — the institution had not opened, had closed, reported nothing or, for graduates, had none. Graduates in 2011 total less than half of 2010 or 2012 in the source; they are shown as published.

What it costs

Tuition is not in MESCyT's yearbook and is not published as open data, for public or private institutions. Ask each institution for its current fees, including any rate for students from abroad.

Teaching staff are a headcount of everyone who taught, full-time or part-time — not full-time equivalents. For five institutions MESCyT used their most recent return because none came in for 2024: UTESUR (2022), UNAD, UNICDA, ISEND and UNIROMANA (2023). Public or private is the sector MESCyT gives each institution's graduates; for the institutions with no 2024 graduates it is the only assignment that reproduces MESCyT's own public and private enrolment totals at every level.

Other specialised higher-education institutes in the Dominican Republic: Barna Management School, Centro de Estudios Financieros, Escuela Nacional de la Judicatura, Escuela Nacional del Ministerio Público, Instituto de Educación Superior en Formación Diplomática y Consular, Instituto Especializado de Estudios Superiores Loyola, Instituto Especializado de Investigación y Formación en Ciencias Jurídicas, Instituto Especializado Superior en Formación Política Electoral y del Estado Civil, Instituto Global de Altos Estudios en Ciencias Sociales, Instituto Policial de Educación Superior, Instituto Superior de Estudios Educativos Pedro Poveda, Instituto Superior de Estudios Especializados en Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Luis Heredia Bonetti, Instituto Superior de Formación Docente Salomé Ureña, Instituto Superior Especializado en Imágenes Médicas, Instituto Superior Especializado en Negocios a Distancia

Source: Ministerio de Educación Superior, Ciencia y Tecnología (MESCyT), República Dominicana, “Informe General sobre Estadísticas de Educación Superior 2024 y Resumen Histórico 2010-2024”, Parte 1 and Parte 2 (the April 2026 update), mescyt.gob.do, downloaded 2026-10-20. The figures were re-keyed and arranged by CollegeMatcher: shares, the “born abroad” counts and national country totals, English names of countries and levels, and the public or private label of the institutions with no 2024 graduates are our work; institution names are MESCyT's. MESCyT's site reserves all rights in its publications, so only the figures are used here, not its tables or text.