New York Healthcare Colleges

#1

Excelsior University

Albany, New York

The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 23 to 1.

A typical bachelor’s-degree holder from this school earns an average of $63,796 during the early-career years.

#2

New York University

New York, New York

The total student population at New York University is 52,775, of which 27,444 students are undergraduates and of those, 25,854 are full-time. The average graduation time for an undergraduate student at NYU is 4.1 years.

Roughly 25% of students at NYU take out loans to pay for college. The typical student loan amount is $8,550 a year.

Students who graduate from NYU with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $64,543 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#3

Stony Brook University

Stony Brook, New York

There are 18,010 undergraduates at SUNY Stony Brook, of which 16,586 are full-time, and there are 26,782 students altogether. Students tend to stick around at SUNY Stony Brook. The freshman retention rate is 88%.

Roughly 43% of students at SUNY Stony Brook take out loans to pay for college. The average amount of student loans is $7,068 a year.

Students who graduate from SUNY Stony Brook with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $59,492 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#4

Columbia University in the City of New York

New York, New York

There are 30,135 students at Columbia in total, 8,148 of which are undergraduates, and of those, 7,509 are full-time. Students tend to stick around at Columbia. The freshman retention rate is 98%.

10% of Columbia students take out loans to afford college costs. The average amount of student loans is $16,849 a year.

The early-career average earnings of bachelor’s-degree holders from Columbia is $88,535.

#5

LIU Post

Brookville, New York

There are 10,403 undergraduates at LIU Post, of which 5,453 are full-time, and there are 15,066 students altogether. It takes the average LIU Post undergraduate about 4.5 years to complete their degree.

Approximately 44% of the students who attend this school take out loans. The typical student loan amount is $7,749 a year.

The early-career average earnings of bachelor’s-degree holders from LIU Post is $47,543.

#6

University at Buffalo

Buffalo, New York

There are 32,347 students at University at Buffalo in total, 22,306 of which are undergraduates, and of those, 20,435 are full-time. For undergraduates at University at Buffalo, the average graduation time is 4.3 years.

Approximately 48% of the students who attend this school take out loans. The average amount of student loans is $7,839 a year.

Students who graduate from University at Buffalo with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $53,742 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#7

Touro College

New York, New York

There are 5,520 undergraduates at Touro, of which 3,683 are full-time, and there are 11,699 students altogether. For undergraduates at Touro, the average graduation time is 4.3 years.

Approximately 21% of the students who attend this school take out loans. The typical student loan amount is $6,014 a year.

The early-career average earnings of bachelor’s-degree holders from Touro is $43,510.

#8

Lehman College

Bronx, New York

There are 15,091 students at Lehman in total, 12,833 of which are undergraduates, and of those, 8,380 are full-time. The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 15 to 1.

3% of Lehman students take out loans to afford college costs. The average amount of student loans is $5,384 a year.

Students who graduate from Lehman with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $51,067 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#9

Mercy College

Dobbs Ferry, New York

The total student population at Mercy College is 9,547, of which 7,080 students are undergraduates and of those, 5,699 are full-time. For undergraduates at Mercy, the average graduation time is 4.4 years.

45% of Mercy students take out loans to afford college costs. The average amount of student loans is $6,798 a year.

A typical bachelor’s-degree holder from this school earns an average of $44,969 during the early-career years.

#10

Adelphi University

Garden City, New York

There are 7,584 students at Adelphi in total, 5,124 of which are undergraduates, and of those, 4,827 are full-time. For undergraduates at Adelphi, the average graduation time is 4.2 years.

Approximately 50% of the students who attend this school take out loans. The typical student loan amount is $8,635 a year.

A typical bachelor’s-degree holder from this school earns an average of $63,688 during the early-career years.

#11

Utica College

Utica, New York

There are 4,613 students at Utica College in total, 3,303 of which are undergraduates, and of those, 2,633 are full-time. For undergraduates at Utica College, the average graduation time is 4.4 years.

73% of Utica College students take out loans to afford college costs. The typical student loan amount is $11,391 a year.

A typical bachelor’s-degree holder from this school earns an average of $57,422 during the early-career years.

#12

Hofstra University

Hempstead, New York

There are 6,120 undergraduates at Hofstra, of which 5,806 are full-time, and there are 10,444 students altogether. For undergraduates at Hofstra, the average graduation time is 4.2 years.

53% of Hofstra students take out loans to afford college costs. The typical student loan amount is $10,202 a year.

The early-career average earnings of bachelor’s-degree holders from Hofstra is $52,131.

#13

D'Youville College

Buffalo, New York

There are 1,475 undergraduates at D’Youville College, of which 1,114 are full-time, and there are 2,785 students altogether. The average graduation time for an undergraduate student at D’Youville College is 4.5 years.

Approximately 59% of the students who attend this school take out loans. The average amount of student loans is $10,292 a year.

The early-career average earnings of bachelor’s-degree holders from D’Youville College is $63,804.

#14

SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University

Brooklyn, New York

There are 2,118 students at SUNY Downstate in total, 187 of which are undergraduates, and of those, 176 are full-time. The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 9 to 1.

Students who graduate from SUNY Downstate with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $110,661 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#15

Pace University - New York

New York, New York

There are 7,994 undergraduates at Pace University, of which 7,336 are full-time, and there are 12,835 students altogether. The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 14 to 1.

Roughly 60% of students at Pace University take out loans to pay for college. The typical student loan amount is $9,879 a year.

Students who graduate from Pace University with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $52,767 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#16

New York Institute of Technology

Old Westbury, New York

The total student population at New York Institute of Technology is 6,851, of which 3,473 students are undergraduates and of those, 3,155 are full-time. The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 13 to 1.

Roughly 46% of students at NYIT take out loans to pay for college. The typical student loan amount is $6,530 a year.

Students who graduate from NYIT with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $52,559 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#17

Molloy College

Rockville Centre, New York

The total student population at Molloy College is 5,115, of which 3,510 students are undergraduates and of those, 2,746 are full-time. The average graduation time for an undergraduate student at Molloy is 4.4 years.

Roughly 61% of students at Molloy take out loans to pay for college. The typical student loan amount is $7,387 a year.

Students who graduate from Molloy with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $78,372 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#18

Monroe College

Bronx, New York

There are 6,541 students at Monroe College in total, 5,739 of which are undergraduates, and of those, 4,162 are full-time. The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 16 to 1.

Approximately 37% of the students who attend this school take out loans. The average amount of student loans is $5,579 a year. The student loan default rate of 0.1% means most graduates are not struggling to pay off their loans.

A typical bachelor’s-degree holder from this school earns an average of $36,973 during the early-career years.

#19

The Graduate Center, CUNY

New York, New York

There are 9,300 students at The Graduate Center in total, 2,973 of which are undergraduates, and of those, 714 are full-time. The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 11 to 1.

A typical bachelor’s-degree holder from this school earns an average of $68,616 during the early-career years.

#20

New York City College of Technology

Brooklyn, New York

There are 15,513 students at City Tech in total, 9,846 are full-time undergraduates. For undergraduates at City Tech, the average graduation time is 5.1 years.

2% of City Tech students take out loans to afford college costs. The typical student loan amount is $5,221 a year.

The early-career average earnings of bachelor’s-degree holders from City Tech is $39,982.

#21

University of Rochester

Rochester, New York

There are 6,521 undergraduates at University of Rochester, of which 6,100 are full-time, and there are 11,741 students altogether. The freshman retention rate at University of Rochester is 92%, which is great when compared to the national average of 68%.

36% of University of Rochester students take out loans to afford college costs. The typical student loan amount is $7,198 a year.

The early-career average earnings of bachelor’s-degree holders from University of Rochester is $68,333.

#22

St John's University - New York

Queens, New York

The total student population at St John’s University - New York is 20,143, of which 15,693 students are undergraduates and of those, 10,177 are full-time. The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 16 to 1.

47% of STJ students take out loans to afford college costs. The average amount of student loans is $7,990 a year.

Students who graduate from STJ with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $54,189 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#23

Upstate Medical University

Syracuse, New York

The total student population at Upstate Medical University is 1,528, of which 205 students are undergraduates and of those, 145 are full-time. The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 8 to 1.

Students who graduate from SUNY Upstate Medical University with a bachelor’s degree make an average of $83,990 during the early years of their career after graduation.

#24

Hunter College

New York, New York

There are 24,052 students at Hunter in total, 17,943 of which are undergraduates, and of those, 13,753 are full-time. The average graduation time for an undergraduate student at Hunter is 4.7 years.

Roughly 4% of students at Hunter take out loans to pay for college. The typical student loan amount is $7,182 a year.

A typical bachelor’s-degree holder from this school earns an average of $50,414 during the early-career years.

#25

Borough of Manhattan Community College

New York, New York

The total student population at Borough of Manhattan Community College is 22,496, which includes 15,469 full-time undergraduates. The school has a student-to-faculty ratio of 18 to 1.

Roughly 2% of students at BMCC take out loans to pay for college. The typical student loan amount is $5,059 a year.

The early-career average earnings of bachelor’s-degree holders from BMCC is $31,688.