Best Value Community Organization and Advocacy Colleges in New York

New York's Community Organization and Advocacy programs show striking cost variations, from Empire State University's $11,147 net price to NYU's $35,035. The state's massive nonprofit sector, anchored by organizations like United Way and Robin Hood Foundation, creates abundant advocacy opportunities. Earnings potential ranges from $28,019 to $39,369, while graduation rates span from 29% to 95%. Private institutions generally deliver stronger completion rates, though public options provide significant cost advantages for students entering this service-focused field.

Programs

$11,147 – $35,035

Net Price Range

$35,496

Avg. Program Earnings

65.6%

Avg. Graduation Rate

9 Community Organization and Advocacy Programs

Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	Program Earnings	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Empire State University Saratoga Springs, New York	$11,147	$36,387	$7,630	29.3%
2	Boricua College New York, New York	$14,187	$38,289	$12,525	70.6%
3	Metropolitan College of New York New York, New York	$25,180	$35,416	$20,188	24.7%	65.5%
4	New York University New York, New York	$35,035	$39,369	$60,438	88.5%	12.5%
5	Nazareth University Rochester, New York	$30,521	$28,019	$40,880	72.9%	83.9%
6	Cornell University Ithaca, New York	$32,337		$66,014	95.1%	7.5%
7	Siena College Loudonville, New York	$32,697		$44,405	75.8%	80.4%
8	State University of New York at Cortland Cortland, New York	$19,951		$8,815	68.2%	59.8%
9	Touro University New York, New York	$26,556		$21,810	65.0%	71.3%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the dramatic graduation rate differences between schools?

Empire State University graduates only 29% of students compared to Cornell's 95% rate, reflecting institutional resources and student preparation levels. NYU achieves an 88% graduation rate while maintaining the highest net cost at $35,035, suggesting stronger student support systems justify the premium.

How do public versus private costs compare for this major?

Public institutions offer substantial savings, with Empire State at $11,147 and SUNY Cortland at $19,951 net costs. Private schools range from Boricua College's $14,187 to NYU's $35,035, creating a $20,848 spread between cheapest and most expensive options.

Does higher program cost correlate with better earnings outcomes?

Not necessarily - NYU commands the highest net price but produces the top earnings at $39,369, while Nazareth charges $30,521 but shows the lowest earnings at $28,019. Boricua College delivers strong value with $14,187 costs and $38,289 earnings potential.

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Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.