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New York has 305 colleges and universities in our database; 252 report the graduation-rate data our ranking requires. The top 25 are ranked below by a fixed four-factor formula: 6-year graduation rate (30%), median earnings 10 years after entry (30%), admission selectivity (20%), and in-state tuition affordability (20%).
25
Schools Ranked
$83,360
Avg. Earnings
80.5%
Avg. Graduation Rate

Top 25 Schools

College rankings
# School Graduation Rate Median Earnings Acceptance Rate In-State Tuition
1 80.6% $90,610 27.4% $945
2 100.0% $81,908 22.2% $23,206
3 95.0% $102,491 4.0% $69,045
4 95.1% $104,043 7.5% $66,014
5 83.6% $80,596 41.8% $10,363
6 68.8% $131,426 66.3% $40,375
7 100.0% $96,980
8 74.9% $95,951 80.3% $8,540
9 77.8% $74,502 49.1% $10,560
10 72.1% $75,971 49.5% $7,464
11 83.3% $62,696 52.8% $6,170
12 92.9% $80,516 8.8% $66,246
13 90.5% $85,139 12.4% $67,024
14 80.3% $83,847 22.5% $46,820
15 69.2% $83,972 52.9% $19,228
16 88.5% $82,509 12.5% $60,438
17 91.3% $78,411 11.8% $65,740
18 41.5% $104,403 $17,556
19 73.4% $70,814 67.7% $10,782
20 76.9% $62,379 $19,200
21 61.0% $63,163 47.9% $7,382
22 89.1% $71,366 18.7% $67,805
23 72.1% $67,316 74.9% $8,966
24 86.8% $92,751 50.8% $65,545
25 68.2% $60,236 59.8% $8,815

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