K-12 Online Schools in New York

The New York public school system provides supplemental online education to some students in grades six through eight. This includes online lessons and exercises to support traditional, campus-based courses and materials. The state has yet to scale this out to grades K-five and nine-12. However, New York’s iLearnNYC program provides online learning help to high school students looking for Advanced Placement credits, credit recovery and foreign language proficiency. During the 2013 – 2014 school year, iLearnNYC expanded to more than 250 schools in the New York City metropolitan area.

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New York Online Colleges and Universities

More than 1.3 million students took college classes in New York in 2013. Many of these students had access to online programs and courses from one of 80 post-secondary state institutions. Open SUNY, recently launched by the State University of New York, has the largest collection of online courses and programs with more than 12,000 sections available. In 2013 – 2014, more than 200,000 students enrolled in an Open SUNY online class or degree program.

Community Colleges in New York

The public higher education system in New York is run by two separate state-funded university systems: State University of New York (SUNY) and City University of New York (CUNY), which are the first and third largest university systems in the country, respectively. SUNY’s 30 community colleges offer a wide variety of courses all across the state.

Unlike SUNY, CUNY receives additional funding from the city of New York. Its seven community colleges are located elusively in New York City and its surrounding boroughs. Several of the schools, including La Guardia and Kingsborough Community Colleges, offer almost 50 degree programs and certificates in a variety of fields including computer and information systems, business and electrical engineering. These schools also enhance the learning experience by providing students with free tutoring labs, learning communities, and educational counseling. It is also more affordable — according to CUNY’s website, a community college education costs, on average, 62 percent less than a public four-year university.

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Private Nonprofit Colleges

There are over 140 private, nonprofit colleges in New York, which are spread out over more than 200 main and satellite campuses around the state. Ninety-six of these institutions offer both undergraduate and graduate programs, while the remaining schools are either two-year colleges or offer only graduate courses. In addition to numerous world-renowned private institutions such as Cornell University, Columbia University and New York University, the state is also known for its artistic pursuits. Schools such as The Julliard School and Parsons The New School for Design turn out some of the world’s most widely recognized artists, performers and musicians.

Best Online Schools in New York for 2015-2016

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1 Bramson ORT College 98.13 10:1 100%

Bramson ORT College offers a business management associate degree online, and it's the only degree from this college that can be earned completely online. Students earn 63 credits in classes like Business Law, Business Management and Principles of Accounting. The program starts off with more basic business courses and later delves deeper into business topics that help students gain crucial business skills like leadership. For electives, students are able to focus on specific areas, such as sales management or hospitality management, depending on their specific career goals. Past graduates have jobs in hospitality, marketing and more.
2 Niagara County Community College 98.05 18:1 81%

Several associate degrees can be earned online from Niagara County Community College, which admits students in the fall, spring and summer. Online classes start the same day as on-campus courses and students are required to log in at least three times a week, as well as complete course assignments like discussion board postings. Classes take place via Blackboard Learn, where students take quizzes and turn in assignments. NCCC students may be eligible to earn credit through prior experiences like work. The college offers online classes with Franklin University, where students may be able to transfer and earn a bachelor's degree.
3 Jefferson Community College 97.76 20:1 85%

Jefferson Community College's core values are learning, accountability, creativity, access, community and sustainability and they're evident in the college's online programs, too. Several associate degrees are offered online, including three individual studies programs. In those programs, students focus on specific learning outcomes in math, humanities, social science and basic communication. Another generalized degree, liberal arts and sciences, helps students communicate and analyze concepts in the broad fields of social science and the humanities. Other programs focus on more specific areas, like criminal justice, focus on the things students need for a criminal justice career, like communication skills and law knowledge.
4 Tompkins Cortland Community College 97.12 17:1 88%

Tompkins Cortland Community College, better known as T3, offers five associate degrees that students can earn online. Students studying online receive several of the same benefits as on-campus students, including online tutoring, which takes places most evenings. The college emphasizes the flexibility of online learning, so students don't need to be online at any specific time. At T3, online instructors are the as on-campus instructors, which means they're professionally trained and interact with students via e-mail and online lectures. The college helps students who wish to transfer and earn a bachelor's degree when their associate degree is finished.
5 Suffolk County Community College 94.41 24:1 86%

Suffolk County Community College, or SCCC, offers classes that are conduced completely online, as well as blended/hybrid courses that are a combination of online work and on-campus meetings. In addition, the school has distance learning classroom courses, where students can watch lectures in real time from one of the school's high-tech classrooms equipped to transmit video from the campus. Students at SCCC can take online classes in disciplines such as paralegal studies and accounting. In addition, there is a business administration associate's degree program that can be earned entirely online. Students in this program can study on a full- or part-time basis.
6 American Academy McAllister Institute of Funeral Service 89.43 24:1 81%

Over the last 80 years, the American Academy McAllister Institute of Funeral Service has trained about 10 thousand students to become professionals in the funeral business. For the last six years, the school has provided these studies online for students who cannot go to school full time or are unable to make it to campus regularly. In this associate's degree program, the bulk of coursework is completed by students online. However, when they approach the end of the program, these prospective funeral home workers are required to complete a clinical component at AAMI's New York City campus.
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1 Adelphi University 98.89 13:1 96%

Online degree programs are part of University College at Adelphi University. University College, which was created in 1973, focuses on working adults who are seeking flexible classes and degree options. Students should be aware that a class is called an "online class" if at least 80 percent of the material is completed online, therefore some online classes do have on-campus components. Class credit requirements vary by program. Most degree programs allow students to transfer up to 60 credits from other institutions, and other programs specify that a student's last 30 credits must be taken through Adelphi University.
2 New York University 98.23 10:1 55%

With almost 700 online courses, New York University also offers a number of degrees that can be earned completely online. At the bachelor's degree level, they're all in the School of Professional Studies, which focuses on giving students a strong liberal arts education. As such, all students take 32 to 34 liberal arts courses as part of their degree program. An emphasis is placed on writing, critical thinking, quantitative reasoning, scientific issues and history, culture and art. Students may be eligible to transfer credits or receive credits for life experience; up to half of a degree's required credits can be earned this way.
3 Rochester Institute of Technology 98.17 14:1 95%

Rochester Institute of Technology has offered distance learning programs for 30 years. RIT Online offers flexible classes and degree programs for those seeking a bachelor's degree or Master degree online. Online classes are taught by the same faculty who teach on-campus classes. Students taking classes online receive help by way of a Virtual Concierge who can help with academic support, career questions and finding a study group. Online students can choose from Applied Arts and Sciences, which lets students customize the degree, or Applied Technical Leadership, which is designed for adults working in technical fields who already hold an associate degree.
4 SUNY College of Technology at Alfred 98.09 17:1 94%

SUNY College of Technology at Alfred has two online degree offerings at the bachelor's degree level, Technology Management and Nursing. Classes are taught by faculty with experience in the field who leverage that experience to keep class material up-to-date. Both degree programs offered at this college are for students who already have some college credits, and applicants to the nursing program need an associate degree or diploma in nursing specifically. Nursing applicants also need to have an active state license. Students need to take four or five classes, depending on the program, to be considered full-time students.
5 Roberts Wesleyan College 97.98 13:1 100%

Students seeking bachelor's degrees in business, health administration and nursing will find online programs for them at Roberts Wesleyan College. All of the degrees are available in a time-shortened format as short as 15 months if students have prior college credits or life experience such as professional training or military service. Additionally, all programs follow a cohort structure, allowing students to take classes with the same small group and build a network. Some programs, like Health Administration, don't require exams and instead allow students to demonstrate knowledge with projects, papers and presentations. Other programs, like Organizational Management, require that students complete a research project before graduation.
6 SUNY College of Technology at Delhi 97.88 16:1 91%

At SUNY Delhi, online students can earn a bachelor's degree online in the areas of nursing, business administration or criminal justice. Although they take place online, classes start and end the same time as on-campus courses do in the fall and spring semesters. Online classes have the benefit of being small to allow for more interaction; the maximum number of students per class is 20. Additionally, students interact with professors via the online platform, email or phone. Classes are accessed with the Moodle platform, and many require research papers and group discussions instead of exams.
7 SUNY College at Plattsburgh 97.82 16:1 91%

The RN to BSN program is the only bachelor's degree offered at SUNY Plattsburgh that's fully online thanks to Open SUNY, a collaboration with other SUNY universities. The degree can be earned in four semesters and students can continue to work while taking classes. This program is meant for nurses who want to advance their careers or go on to graduate studies. Applicants should be a graduate of an approved nursing program, have a current New York state nursing license and complete appropriate prerequisite courses. Students need to complete their degree within six years of their first course.
8 Marist College 97.78 16:1 88%

Marist College's online classes take place via the iLearn learning platform, and an orientation is required for students who haven't used it previously. Online classes generally last for a whole semester, but some classes are offered in an accelerated 4- or 10-week format. Students taking online classes can earn either a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Sciences in Liberal Studies. The program is designed for adult students who want to earn a degree to reach career goals or advancement, although new students with no prior college credits are accepted into the program, too.
9 Trocaire College 97.68 11:1 98%

At Trocaire College, registered nurses can earn their Bachelor's degree in nursing by taking classes online and completing clinical assignments at an approved facility. Nurses can even complete their clinical at their current location of employment, if done in another department or unit. Applicants must already hold an associate's degree in nursing and have a current nursing license. Students who don't yet hold the license are able to apply and take the first semester of classes before obtaining the license. This program requires 123 credits for graduation, and 33 credits can be transferred from other academic institutions.
10 Vaughn College 97.59 15:1 94%

The focus is on engineering, technology, management and aviation at Vaughn College, so it makes sense that the campus is near LaGuardia Airport in New York. However, that doesn't mean all students need to live near campus to take advantage of a Vaughn College education bachelor's degrees in Aviation Maintenance and Airport Management are available online. Classes are taught through SAKAI and students participate in videoconferencing as well as streaming lectures. Students interested in Airport Management delve into topics like airfield safety and emergency planning, as well as two required semesters of a foreign language. Meanwhile, Aviation Maintenance students learn communication and analytical skills.
11 Fashion Institute of Technology 97.42 17:1 69%

Students applying for an online degree at the Fashion Institute of Technology must meet the same academic standards as on-campus students. Specifically, those seeking to earn a bachelor's degree in International Trade and Marketing need an associate's degree or 60 hours of college credit. High school students aren't eligible to apply straight from high school and instead should pursue a two-year associate degree first. Classes start in the fall and spring semesters. After program completion students are equipped to become managers in the fashion industry; for example, past students work in logistics, customs, licensing and global marketing.
12 Dominican College 97.4 15:1 99%

Dominican College has been dedicated to offering education in unique formats since 1980, when it began a Weekend College to help students who couldn't easily take classes during the week. Today they offer numerous online programs for distance learning students. Transfer credits are accepted for students with past college experience; 70 credits can be transferred from a two-year school and 90 credits can be transferred from a four-year college or university. The number of total credits needed vary per degree program, and some programs, like psychology, offer an accelerated format. Other programs, like online management, specify that at least 30 credits need to be earned at Dominican College.
13 Touro University Worldwide 97.28 16:1 84%

Students seeking an online bachelor's degree in psychology, social work, business administration and health sciences will find such programs at Touro University Worldwide. The university caters to transfer students as well as adults returning to school after serving time in the military, taking care of family or other personal and career commitments. Students in these online programs undertake real-world problems and receive hands-on experience to help grasp the skills needed in a professional career. Health sciences students have three options for their degree: Health Care Administration, Health Education and Long-term Care Administration. Every health sciences concentration requires 120 credit hours of electives, major requirements and general education classes.
14 Medaille College 97.28 18:1 92%

A variety of bachelor's degrees can be earned from Medaille College online, including a degree in general studies. Each class lasts seven weeks, which means online degrees have an accelerated curriculum. Because each class covers so much material, students take only one class at a time. While students can complete lectures and assignments at a time that's convenient for them, there are class deadlines; a new week starts each Wednesday and there are usually multiple deadlines throughout the week. Classes take place via Blackboard and students can communicate to each other and the class instructor with Blackboard Instant Messenger.
15 SUNY College at Oswego 97.1 18:1 91%

Open SUNY allows state universities in New York collaborate on online classes and degrees. Though not every SUNY school participates yet, SUNY College at Oswego benefits from the initiative and offers three bachelor's degrees that can be earned online: Broadcasting and Mass Communication, Public Justice and Vocational Teacher Preparation. Online program requirements vary; for example, Broadcasting and Mass Communication students should already have a related associate degree before staring the program. Online classes start the same time on-campus classes start each semester, and they last 15 weeks in the fall and spring and three, six or 12 weeks in the summer semester.
16 Mercy College 96.67 18:1 95%

Mercy College offers more than two dozen bachelor degree programs online, ranging from education to psychology. Online freshmen students benefit from the Mercy College Personalized Achievement Contract, or PACT, a mentoring program that provides students with academic and career support in an effort to help students gain employment or further their education after graduation. Students transferring from other colleges or universities can get a maximum of 75 or 90 credits transferred, depending whether they attended a two- or four-year school. Mercy College doesn't require an ACT or SAT score to apply, but they do consider a student's academic record and leadership potential, among other factors.
17 D’Youville College 96.62 10:1 100%

Registered nurses who want to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree can do so completely online with D'Youville College. Using the Moodle learning platform, students can watch lectures and participate in class discussions to round out the learning experience. The BSN programs looks at real issues nurses face, such as community-based nursing, leadership and vulnerable populations. Through classes like Clinical Foundation, Professional Issues and Evidence Based Nursing, students gain new skills they can add to their previous nursing knowledge to gain professional opportunities or go on to a graduate degree. NCLEX candidates can receive conditional admission.
18 SUNY Empire State College 96.27 14:1 94%

The Center for Distance Learning at SUNY Empire State College allows students to take just a few classes online or earn their whole bachelor's degree online. All students attend an online orientation to become familiar with how the online environment works and to learn what's expected of an online student. Each class has different requirements, so each instructor decides whether to use traditional textbooks or eTextbooks, if any special software is required and how online discussions will work for the class. All classes require homework and additionally, some require class projects, research papers or online tests.
19 SUNY College of Technology at Canton 96.19 19:1 96%

Ten online programs are available at SUNY Canton. They span a variety of areas, like criminal justice, finance and homeland security. While most of the bachelor degrees can be earned completely online, a few like dental hygiene and nursing require two years of on-campus classes in addition to two years of online classes. Most programs are designed for both new or transfer students as well as working professionals who want to advance their careers. New students who are unsure about online classes have resources available to help them get started; international students even have their own free course that covers online learning and American schools.
20 Mount Saint Mary College 95.88 14:1 99%

At Mount Saint Mary College, adult learners are a priority. While most of the classes for adult learners take place in evenings and on weekends, there is one program that can be completed online, R.N. to B.S. in Nursing. The college has offered a nursing program for more than 50 years and prides itself on having nursing faculty with years of experience in the field. Classes include Pharmacology for RNs and Community Health. Nursing students receive professional advisement upon enrollment, allowing them to figure out the best path to take and to see how many previous credits will transfer.
21 The New School 94.99 10:1 95%

It's been more than 20 years since The New School started online learning initiatives and today students interested in a bachelor's degree have multiple options. The degrees are designed for adult and transfer students, who can choose from Environmental Studies, Psychology, Urban Studies and more. Students can even design their own liberal arts degree program, choosing a subject and classes that interest them. Online classes at The New School take place on the Blackboard learning platform, and though most don't have a specific time students need to log-in, the school does recommend logging in at least three times per week to keep up with class discussions and materials.
22 The Sage Colleges 94.69 11:1 98%

Russell Sage Online specializes in the needs of busy professionals who want the flexibility to pursue their degrees around their work schedules and home life. Accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, the Sage Colleges has a long tradition of providing a strong liberal arts education to students. Those interested in online study have their choice of several disciplines, including bachelor's degrees in accounting and business administration, and master's degrees in health services administration, organization management, and applied nutrition. Students who want to get on the fast track to their careers can choose programs with accelerated schedules.
23 St John’s University-New York 94.28 17:1 98%

St. John's University-New York is a Catholic university that was founded in 1870, after Bishop John Loughlin expressed a desire for New York City to have an institution that provided both intellectual and moral instruction. Since that time, the school's mission has been to provide an excellent education that is rooted in the Judeo-Christian tradition. In order to expand its reach, St. John's offers online degree programs on the undergraduate and graduate levels, all of which are based on the Quality Matters standards for online education. Students enrolled in these programs benefit from several online services, including library resources, a bookstore, and the campus ministry.
24 Pace University-New York 93.04 16:1 99%

Pace University-New York's iPace program offers degree programs that are conducted entirely online, allowing students to further their education as they juggle the responsibilities of their day-to-day lives. The school has online bachelor's degree programs in business studies, nursing, professional communication studies, and professional technology studies, as well as an associate's degree in arts and sciences. In order to support students as they embark on their online learning experience, iPace offers student advising and career services. In addition, to further ensure student success, there is a help desk that provides technical support 24-7 via phone or e-mail.
25 St Francis College 92.56 18:1 98%

Since its inception in 1920, St. Francis College has provided a challenging education that is guided by the Franciscan values of wisdom, justice, and faith. To further its mission, while reaching more students, the school offers online bachelor's programs in business, such as degrees in marketing, human resources management, transportation and logistics management, and leadership. In addition, students can also earn degrees in health care, such as nursing and health care leadership. Tailored for online learners, the programs at St. Francis College allow students to get a quality education while still keeping up with jobs and family responsibilities.
26 Saint Joseph’s College-New York 92.47 12:1 96%

Saint Joseph's College-New York has online degree programs that benefit both adult learners and recent high school graduates alike. With programs in business, health care, human resources, general studies, and human services, SJC Online provides students with a quality education at the click of a mouse. To further make education convenient for online learners, the school has a generous system for transferring credits, allowing those with an associate's degree to get a head start on a bachelor's program. In addition, students enrolled in SJC Online programs have access to technology support, library services, and academic advising.

Four-Year Public Universities

Four-year public universities fall under the same university systems as their community college counterparts. In addition to its community colleges, SUNY also includes research universities, liberal arts colleges, agricultural and technical institutes and medical centers. They offer over 7,000 degree and certificate programs. Some of the areas of study that students are able to pursue include political science, geological science, education and dance.

Students seeking a 4-year degree can choose between CUNY’s eleven senior colleges and seven graduate schools. Each school offers its students a unique educational experience with some schools specializing in particular areas of study. The John Jay College of Criminal Justice, for example, prepares its students for careers in law enforcement and provides them with a variety of community service opportunities. The CUNY system also offers its students access to a number of research centers and institutes.

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Nyack College Private not-for-profit 1 South Blvd Nyack +
SUNY College of Technology at Alfred Public 10 Upper College Drive Alfred +
Mount Saint Mary College Private not-for-profit 330 Powell Avenue Newburgh +
Medaille College Private not-for-profit 18 Agassiz Circle Buffalo +
Stony Brook University Public 310 Administration Building Stony Brook +
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Private not-for-profit One W 4th St New York +
Long Island University-Westchester Campus Private not-for-profit LIU/Westchester Campus, 735 Anderson Hill Road Purchase +
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New York Post-Secondary Schools Spotlight

The New School

Fully accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, The New School is an online school in New York City that offers online degrees, certificates and courses through its Parsons The New School of Design and The New School of Public Engagement (NSPE) divisions. Students from anywhere in the world can complete online degree programs such as AAS in fashion marketing, AAS in graphic design, BA/BS in liberal arts, MS in media management, MA in media studies, MS in strategic design and management or MA in teaching English to speakers of other languages. Online certificate programs are also offered in fashion business (non-credit), graphic and digital design (non-credit), screenwriting (undergraduate certificate), business of design (graduate certificate) and media management (graduate certificate). For those who wish to take individual courses online, rather than complete a degree, The New School offers an eclectic mix of continuing education courses to build skills or simply for personal enrichment. Online classes and programs are asynchronous, so students can view course materials and participate in discussions at their own convenience.

To learn more about specific online programs or courses and to find out exactly how distance learning works at The New School, go to http://www.newschool.edu/admission/online-degree-programs/.

New York University (NYU)

One of the biggest online schools in New York, NYU has a multitude of courses and fields of study available through distance learning at their School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS). Students who have started undergraduate programs with several credits from on-campus coursework can complete their bachelor’s through online programs in the university’s Paul McGhee Division. Two bachelor’s degrees are available: social sciences with a concentration in organizational behavior and change, and leadership and management studies.

Several master’s programs are available with entirely online courses, including human resource management and development, management and systems, professional writing and translation. The university also offers a host of certificate programs and non-credit online classes for those looking to develop their skills or enhance their resume. Ten certificates are offered, such as digital media marketing and political campaign management.

NYU-SCPS uses the Epsilen learning management system to deliver online courses, in conjunction with Blackboard services for real-time meetings. Through these online platforms, professors and students can communicate, network and collaborate through discussions and shared multimedia materials. The university offers technical support to its online students 24/7 through telephone, live chat and email.

For more information, visit http://www.scps.nyu.edu/academics/degree-programs/online.html.

SUNY Empire State College

Empire State College is a non-traditional online school in New York that is part of New York’s public higher education system, the State University of New York (SUNY). Empire State consists of 35 locations across the state, and focuses on nontraditional teaching and learning wherein college faculty mentors guide students through individualized programs to earn degrees. In keeping with its nontraditional structure, the college has an extensive selection of online classes and majors for students who choose to earn their degree from a distance.

Students enrolled in the Center for Distance Learning at Empire State receive the same benefits as on-campus students, such as a personal advisor, scholarship and financial aid opportunities, and dedicated faculty and support staff for each program. Coursework is managed through an online learning portal called Moodlerooms, as well as email, telephone and online discussions.

Hundreds of courses are available online, including many that fulfill the general education requirements of Empire State and other colleges. Degree programs are customized for each student in cooperation with a faculty mentor, and can cover such topics as cultural studies, homeland security, information systems and environmental theory and policy, among many others. The school also provides a program for international distance learning for students abroad who wish to earn a degree at an American institution.

For a full list of online degrees and programs available at SUNY Empire State College, visit: http://www.esc.edu/distance-learning/

Erie Community College

Erie Community College (ECC) is one of many public online schools in New York offering classes and associate degree programs through distance learning. The school’s distance learning program serves more than 5,000 students each semester. Sixteen degrees and certificates can be earned through exclusively online coursework, with no on-campus time needed. Notable programs include entrepreneurship, information technology, networking and telecommunications technology and physical education studies.

Beyond the school’s extensive online offerings, ECC also participates in the Online Western New York Learning Alliance (OWL). OWL is an alliance of five community colleges in Western New York that facilitates online coursework in the schools’ 35 distance learning programs. Through OWL, ECC students can easily take online classes at other community colleges with a seamless registration process and credit transfer. On staff at ECC is an “OWL concierge,” who handles any questions or concerns of students participating in OWL, and provides academic advising as needed.

Learn more about distance learning at ECC by visiting: http://www.ecc.edu/academics/dl

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Best Online Colleges and Universities in New York

Best for Future Service Members

New York is a varied state, full of big cities and small country towns. But one thing that doesn’t vary is the state’s commitment to higher education. New York fosters prospective students looking to serve their country. ROTC Army, Navy and Air Force branches work with many New York colleges, creating a rich environment for education and service. This combination can be seen in our list of the top four-year, nonprofit New York universities that offer at least two ROTC programs. New York is also a great place to find reasonably priced programs.

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Name		 Tuition City ROTC - Army ROTC - Navy ROTC - Air Force
Union Graduate CollegeN/A Schenectady Yes Yes Yes
CUNY Queens College$5,430 Flushing Yes Yes No
SUNY at Albany$5,570 Albany Yes No Yes
SUNY at Binghamton$5,570 Vestal Yes No Yes
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry$5,570 Syracuse Yes No Yes
SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica-Rome$5,570 Utica Yes No Yes
SUNY College at Cortland$5,570 Cortland Yes No Yes
SUNY College at Geneseo$5,570 Geneseo Yes No Yes
SUNY College at Oswego$5,570 Oswego Yes No Yes
SUNY College at Potsdam$5,570 Potsdam Yes No Yes
SUNY College at Old Westbury$5,570 Old Westbury Yes No Yes
Morrisville State College$5,570 Morrisville Yes No Yes
Mercy College$16,996 Dobbs Ferry Yes No Yes
St. Francis College$18,500 Brooklyn Heights Yes No Yes
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Best for Personal Attention

The Empire State is home to research universities, teaching colleges and professional schools, large and small. Some colleges with 5,000 or more students have classes that feel more like a cattle drive than an intimate learning experience. For New Yorkers who crave classes with no more than 20 students per professor, we’ve created the follow listing of excellent in-state schools with low student/faculty ratios.

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Name		 STUDENT-TEACHER-RATIO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS TUITION TYPE CITY
Yeshiva D’monsey Rabbinical College 20 to 1 78$5,200 Private not-for-profit Monsey
SUNY College of Agriculture and Technology at Cobleskill 20 to 1 2,897$5,570 Public Cobleskill
SUNY College at Old Westbury 20 to 1 5,198$5,570 Public Old Westbury
SUNY College at Geneseo 20 to 1 5,970$5,570 Public Geneseo
SUNY at Binghamton 20 to 1 12,862$5,570 Public Vestal
SUNY College at Oswego 19 to 1 8,421$5,570 Public Oswego
Farmingdale State College 19 to 1 10,372$5,570 Public Farmingdale
CUNY York College 19 to 1 10,520$5,430 Public Jamaica
Buffalo State SUNY 19 to 1 11,425$5,570 Public Buffalo
SUNY at Albany 19 to 1 14,574$5,570 Public Albany
SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica-Rome 18 to 1 2,146$5,570 Public Utica
St. Francis College 18 to 1 2,955$18,500 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn Heights
Culinary Institute of America 18 to 1 4,602$25,900 Private not-for-profit Hyde Park
SUNY College at Oneonta 18 to 1 6,598$5,570 Public Oneonta
CUNY Medgar Evers College 18 to 1 9,092$5,430 Public Brooklyn
Mercy College 18 to 1 10,129$16,996 Private not-for-profit Dobbs Ferry
St. John’s University-New York 18 to 1 17,198$34,995 Private not-for-profit Queens
Stony Brook University 18 to 1 18,804$5,570 Public Stony Brook
CUNY New York City College of Technology 18 to 1 20,001$5,430 Public Brooklyn
New York College of Health Professions 17 to 1 704$11,880 Private not-for-profit Syosset
St. Thomas Aquinas College 17 to 1 2,056$24,610 Private not-for-profit Sparkill
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology 17 to 1 2,122$18,900 Private not-for-profit Flushing
SUNY College of Technology at Alfred 17 to 1 4,130$5,570 Public Alfred
SUNY College at Plattsburgh 17 to 1 6,484$5,570 Public Plattsburgh
SUNY College at Cortland 17 to 1 6,895$5,570 Public Cortland
State University of New York at New Paltz 17 to 1 7,553$5,570 Public New Paltz
SUNY College at Brockport 17 to 1 8,027$5,570 Public Brockport
CUNY Queens College 17 to 1 20,232$5,430 Public Flushing
Mirrer Yeshiva Cent Institute 16 to 1 218$5,125 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry 16 to 1 2,319$5,570 Public Syracuse
SUNY College of Technology at Delhi 16 to 1 3,839$5,570 Public Delhi
SUNY at Purchase College 16 to 1 5,057$5,570 Public Purchase
SUNY at Fredonia 16 to 1 5,798$5,570 Public Fredonia
Syracuse University 16 to 1 25,242$37,610 Private not-for-profit Syracuse
Yeshiva Shaar Hatorah 15 to 1 81$14,050 Private not-for-profit Kew Gardens
Kehilath Yakov Rabbinical Seminary 15 to 1 111$7,800 Private not-for-profit Ossining
Rabbinical College of Ohr Shimon Yisroel 15 to 1 118$9,900 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Paul Smiths College of Arts and Science 15 to 1 1,137$21,188 Private not-for-profit Paul Smiths
Keuka College 15 to 1 1,719$25,530 Private not-for-profit Keuka Park
Dominican College of Blauvelt 15 to 1 1,786$23,200 Private not-for-profit Orangeburg
Medaille College 15 to 1 2,083$22,678 Private not-for-profit Buffalo
Mount Saint Mary College 15 to 1 2,581$24,390 Private not-for-profit Newburgh
Clarkson University 15 to 1 3,071$37,770 Private not-for-profit Potsdam
Dowling College 15 to 1 3,241$25,324 Private not-for-profit Oakdale
Iona College 15 to 1 3,945$29,490 Private not-for-profit New Rochelle
SUNY College at Potsdam 15 to 1 4,289$5,570 Public Potsdam
The College of New Rochelle 15 to 1 4,708$29,330 Private not-for-profit New Rochelle
Saint Joseph’s College-New York 15 to 1 5,362$19,500 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 15 to 1 5,390$43,350 Private not-for-profit Troy
Marist College 15 to 1 6,045$29,500 Private not-for-profit Poughkeepsie
CUNY Brooklyn College 15 to 1 16,347$5,430 Public Brooklyn
University at Buffalo 15 to 1 21,578$5,570 Public Buffalo
Excelsior College 15 to 1 44,572$0 Private not-for-profit Albany
Machzikei Hadath Rabbinical College 14 to 1 168$8,900 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Uta Mesivta of Kiryas Joel 14 to 1 1,415$8,500 Private not-for-profit Monroe
SUNY Maritime College 14 to 1 1,868$5,570 Public Throggs Neck
The Sage Colleges 14 to 1 1,898$27,000 Private not-for-profit Troy
Wagner College 14 to 1 1,918$37,240 Private not-for-profit Staten Island
Daemen College 14 to 1 2,532$22,620 Private not-for-profit Amherst
The College of Saint Rose 14 to 1 3,122$25,722 Private not-for-profit Albany
Hofstra University 14 to 1 7,955$34,400 Private not-for-profit Hempstead
Fordham University 14 to 1 9,258$41,000 Private not-for-profit Bronx
CUNY Lehman College 14 to 1 13,164$5,430 Public Bronx
SUNY Empire State College 14 to 1 18,981$5,570 Public Saratoga Springs
Mesivta of Eastern Parkway-Yeshiva Zichron Meilech 13 to 1 43$8,600 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Beth Hamedrash Shaarei Yosher Institute 13 to 1 51$7,100 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
United States Merchant Marine Academy 13 to 1 1,031N/A Public Kings Point
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences 13 to 1 1,086$26,900 Private not-for-profit Albany
Hilbert College 13 to 1 1,199$18,800 Private not-for-profit Hamburg
Houghton College 13 to 1 1,418$26,774 Private not-for-profit Houghton
Roberts Wesleyan College 13 to 1 1,565$25,350 Private not-for-profit Rochester
College of Mount Saint Vincent 13 to 1 1,810$27,860 Private not-for-profit Bronx
Polytechnic Institute of New York University 13 to 1 2,002$38,334 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
St. Bonaventure University 13 to 1 2,072$27,762 Private not-for-profit Saint Bonaventure
Nyack College 13 to 1 2,470$22,250 Private not-for-profit Nyack
Siena College 13 to 1 3,466$29,950 Private not-for-profit Loudonville
Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus 13 to 1 5,779$31,168 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Rochester Institute of Technology 13 to 1 16,044$32,784 Private not-for-profit Rochester
Rabbinical College of Ch’san Sofer New York 12 to 1 30$8,000 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Yeshivat Mikdash Melech 12 to 1 96$8,100 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Rabbinical College of Long Island 12 to 1 132$8,800 Private not-for-profit Long Beach
Yeshiva of Nitra Rabbinical College 12 to 1 223$7,600 Private not-for-profit Mount Kisco
Villa Maria College 12 to 1 527$16,800 Private not-for-profit Buffalo
Concordia College-New York 12 to 1 931$26,500 Private not-for-profit Bronxville
Cazenovia College 12 to 1 1,416$27,550 Private not-for-profit Cazenovia
Trocaire College 12 to 1 1,917$14,400 Private not-for-profit Buffalo
Alfred University 12 to 1 2,010$26,884 Private not-for-profit Alfred
St Lawrence University 12 to 1 2,471$44,075 Private not-for-profit Canton
D’Youville College 12 to 1 2,498$21,930 Private not-for-profit Buffalo
Manhattan College 12 to 1 3,358$30,100 Private not-for-profit Riverdale
Niagara University 12 to 1 3,459$26,100 Private not-for-profit Niagara University
Le Moyne College 12 to 1 3,518$28,470 Private not-for-profit Syracuse
Adelphi University 12 to 1 5,677$27,870 Private not-for-profit Garden City
Ithaca College 12 to 1 6,585$37,000 Private not-for-profit Ithaca
Long Island University-C W Post Campus 12 to 1 9,440$31,202 Private not-for-profit Brookville
Cornell University 12 to 1 14,458$43,185 Private not-for-profit Ithaca
Rabbinical Academy Mesivta Rabbi Chaim Berlin 11 to 1 146$11,400 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Sh’or Yoshuv Rabbinical College 11 to 1 197$9,000 Private not-for-profit Lawrence
Yeshivath Viznitz 11 to 1 495$7,000 Private not-for-profit Monsey
Hartwick College 11 to 1 1,607$36,650 Private not-for-profit Oneonta
Manhattanville College 11 to 1 1,825$34,020 Private not-for-profit Purchase
Nazareth College 11 to 1 2,228$27,090 Private not-for-profit Rochester
Hobart William Smith Colleges 11 to 1 2,275$43,484 Private not-for-profit Geneva
Saint John Fisher College 11 to 1 3,037$26,810 Private not-for-profit Rochester
Utica College 11 to 1 3,217$31,410 Private not-for-profit Utica
Canisius College 11 to 1 3,574$30,780 Private not-for-profit Buffalo
New York Institute of Technology 11 to 1 5,662$28,020 Private not-for-profit Old Westbury
Darkei Noam Rabbinical College 10 to 1 9$5,000 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Talmudical Institute of Upstate New York 10 to 1 21$4,900 Private not-for-profit Rochester
Rabbinical Seminary M’kor Chaim 10 to 1 42$6,550 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Yeshiva Karlin Stolin 10 to 1 93$7,600 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Mesivta Torah Vodaath Rabbinical Seminary 10 to 1 141$8,500 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Wells College 10 to 1 516$33,200 Private not-for-profit Aurora
Union College 10 to 1 2,287$44,748 Private not-for-profit Schenectady
Colgate University 10 to 1 3,037$44,330 Private not-for-profit Hamilton
Molloy College 10 to 1 5,871$23,410 Private not-for-profit Rockville Centre
University of Rochester 10 to 1 6,178$42,890 Private not-for-profit Rochester
Long Island University-Brentwood Campus 9 to 1 31$31,202 Private not-for-profit Brentwood
Rabbinical College Beth Shraga 9 to 1 59$10,200 Private not-for-profit Monsey
New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine 9 to 1 78$13,608 Private not-for-profit Mineola
Talmudical Seminary of Bobov 9 to 1 277$6,750 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Maria College of Albany 9 to 1 1,104$10,200 Private not-for-profit Albany
Sarah Lawrence College 9 to 1 1,463$45,900 Private not-for-profit Bronxville
Elmira College 9 to 1 1,506$36,600 Private not-for-profit Elmira
Hamilton College 9 to 1 2,010$43,910 Private not-for-profit Clinton
Skidmore College 9 to 1 2,895$43,138 Private not-for-profit Saratoga Springs
Bard College 9 to 1 2,925$44,176 Private not-for-profit Annandale-On-Hudson
Pratt Institute-Main 9 to 1 4,208$39,282 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Yeshiva and Kollel Harbotzas Torah 8 to 1 36$7,600 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Long Island University-Riverhead Campus 8 to 1 59$31,202 Private not-for-profit Riverhead
Yeshiva Shaarei Torah of Rockland 8 to 1 88$9,750 Private not-for-profit Suffern
Vassar College 8 to 1 2,651$45,580 Private not-for-profit Poughkeepsie
United States Military Academy 8 to 1 4,649N/A Public West Point
Beth Hatalmud Rabbinical College 7 to 1 46$7,300 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Webb Institute 7 to 1 81N/A Private not-for-profit Glen Cove
Yeshiva Derech Chaim 7 to 1 99$10,200 Private not-for-profit Brooklyn
Ohr Hameir Theological Seminary 6 to 1 138$8,200 Private not-for-profit Peekskill
Upstate Medical University 6 to 1 327$5,570 Public Syracuse
Bais Medrash Elyon 3 to 1 11$7,800 Private not-for-profit Monsey
SUNY Downstate Medical Center 3 to 1 441$5,570 Public Brooklyn
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Best for Women in Technology

Women tend to be scarce in the field of technology, but some online schools in New York are working hard to change that. In New York, women can find numerous technology programs that are designed just for them—with the resources and support they need to succeed in this typically male-dominated field. With mentorship programs, female-only residences, and other support systems, these colleges might be just want women are looking for when trying to enter this growing and rewarding field. We’ve put together a list of the best technology programs for women, ranked based on reputation and atmosphere, among other things.

College
Name		 TUITION + FEES CITY WOMEN IN TECH DEGREES AWARDED TOTAL ENROLLMENT TYPE
Cornell University$43,413 Ithaca 382 21,037 Private Not for Profit
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute$44,475 Troy 247 6,398 Private Not for Profit
Columbia University in the City of New York$47,246 New York 241 21,793 Private Not for Profit
Polytechnic Institute of New York University$39,566 Brooklyn 206 3,313 Private Not for Profit
University at Buffalo$7,989 Buffalo 182 23,701 Public
Syracuse University$39,004 Syracuse 165 18,452 Private Not for Profit
Rochester Institute of Technology$33,258 Rochester 158 14,174 Private Not for Profit
New York Institute of Technology$28,940 Old Westbury 103 6,370 Private Not for Profit
Clarkson University$38,610 Potsdam 90 3,457 Private Not for Profit
Stony Brook University$7,560 Stony Brook 86 19,622 Public
Manhattan College$32,535 Riverdale 75 3,188 Private Not for Profit
SUNY at Binghamton$7,645 Vestal 71 13,030 Public
University of Rochester$43,666 Rochester 68 8,597 Private Not for Profit
Medaille College$22,678 Buffalo 66 2,339 Private Not for Profit
Pace University-New York$36,614 New York 52 8,621 Private Not for Profit
CUNY City College$5,759 New York 47 9,998 Public
Long Island University-C W Post Campus$32,862 Brookville 46 5,250 Private Not for Profit
CUNY York College$5,796 Jamaica 42 5,151 Public
CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice$5,759 New York 38 10,359 Public
Teachers College at Columbia UniversityN/A New York 37 3,213 Private Not for Profit
St. John’s University-New York$35,520 Queens 36 14,424 Private Not for Profit
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art$40,250 New York 36 948 Private Not for Profit
Buffalo State SUNY$6,694 Buffalo 29 9,322 Public
Hilbert College$19,440 Hamburg 29 942 Private Not for Profit
New York University$43,204 New York 28 34,198 Private Not for Profit
CUNY Hunter College$5,829 New York 27 12,975 Public
SUNY Downstate Medical CenterN/A Brooklyn 27 1,221 Public
CUNY Graduate School and University Center$5,660 New York 24 4,743 Public
Upstate Medical UniversityN/A Syracuse 22 1,253 Public
United States Military AcademyN/A West Point 20 4,624 Public
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry$6,593 Syracuse 20 1,947 Public
Yeshiva University$36,500 New York 16 5,566 Private Not for Profit
SUNY at Purchase College$7,230 Purchase 16 3,848 Public
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences$27,595 Albany 16 1,604 Private Not for Profit
Farmingdale State College$6,793 Farmingdale 15 5,377 Public
Marist College$30,090 Poughkeepsie 15 4,919 Private Not for Profit
The College of Saint Rose$26,622 Albany 15 3,596 Private Not for Profit
SUNY College of Technology at Alfred$6,874 Alfred 15 3,277 Public
Alfred University$27,794 Alfred 15 2,078 Private Not for Profit
United States Merchant Marine AcademyN/A Kings Point 15 1,011 Public
CUNY College of Staten Island$5,858 Staten Island 13 9,750 Public
CUNY New York City College of Technology$5,769 Brooklyn 12 9,856 Public
St. Francis College$19,200 Brooklyn Heights 12 2,424 Private Not for Profit
SUNY College at Oswego$6,841 Oswego 11 7,364 Public
Ithaca College$37,000 Ithaca 10 6,602 Private Not for Profit
SUNY College at Potsdam$6,842 Potsdam 10 4,125 Public
Nazareth College$28,330 Rochester 10 2,449 Private Not for Profit
SUNY at Fredonia$7,058 Fredonia 9 5,419 Public
Fashion Institute of Technology$4,790 New York 8 7,252 Public
Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus$32,818 Brooklyn 8 6,396 Private Not for Profit
Canisius College$32,030 Buffalo 8 3,888 Private Not for Profit
Vassar College$46,270 Poughkeepsie 8 2,345 Private Not for Profit
Union College$45,219 Schenectady 8 2,194 Private Not for Profit
Hofstra University$35,950 Hempstead 7 9,481 Private Not for Profit
State University of New York at New Paltz$6,758 New Paltz 7 6,719 Public
SUNY College at Cortland$6,942 Cortland 7 6,611 Public
Mount Saint Mary College$25,340 Newburgh 7 2,018 Private Not for Profit
SUNY Maritime College$6,782 Throggs Neck 7 1,667 Public
SUNY College at Plattsburgh$6,828 Plattsburgh 5 5,751 Public
SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica-Rome$6,764 Utica 5 1,512 Public
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Best Schools Fighting for Families

Children and families are the cornerstone of any quality degree program in social work, and online schools in New York are no exception. Quality curriculum, hands-on experience, and research opportunities top the list of things to look for, and you’ll find them in these New York social work programs. With scholarships available, you can slash the cost of your degree while still receiving one of the best educations possible. We ranked these colleges based on innovative programming, quality instruction and learning opportunities to provide you with this list of the best social work programs in New York.

College
Name		 CITY SOCIAL DEGREES AWARDED WOMEN MEN TUITION & FEES TOTAL ENROLLMENT
Fordham University Bronx 721 621 100 $42,057 11,949
New York University New York 690 580 110 $43,204 34,198
CUNY Hunter College New York 667 546 121 $5,829 12,975
Columbia University in the City of New York New York 542 450 92 $47,246 21,793
SUNY at Albany Albany 481 326 155 $7,525 14,042
Stony Brook University Stony Brook 453 329 124 $7,560 19,622
Adelphi University Garden City 410 368 42 $29,320 6,101
CUNY Lehman College Bronx 384 335 49 $5,808 6,065
University at Buffalo Buffalo 369 296 73 $7,989 23,701
CUNY Queens College Flushing 357 278 79 $5,907 11,829
Syracuse University Syracuse 172 141 31 $39,004 18,452
SUNY at Binghamton Vestal 156 113 43 $7,645 13,030
CUNY College of Staten Island Staten Island 144 112 32 $5,858 9,750
SUNY College at Brockport Brockport 144 116 28 $6,881 6,819
State University of New York at New Paltz New Paltz 129 92 37 $6,758 6,719
CUNY York College Jamaica 122 106 16 $5,796 5,151
Buffalo State SUNY Buffalo 121 98 23 $6,694 9,322
Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus Brooklyn 112 86 26 $32,818 6,396
Yeshiva University New York 111 91 20 $36,500 5,566
Touro College New York 85 67 18 $14,850 8,430
Cornell University Ithaca 82 45 37 $43,413 21,037
Nazareth College Rochester 75 67 8 $28,330 2,449
CUNY Graduate School and University Center New York 72 52 20 $5,660 4,743
Colgate University Hamilton 61 36 25 $44,640 2,934
CUNY City College New York 59 44 15 $5,759 9,998
Roberts Wesleyan College Rochester 57 47 10 $26,324 1,584
Long Island University-C W Post Campus Brookville 54 44 10 $32,862 5,250
Keuka College Keuka Park 51 45 6 $26,505 1,614
SUNY at Fredonia Fredonia 49 39 10 $7,058 5,419
SUNY College at Cortland Cortland 46 37 9 $6,942 6,611
CUNY Brooklyn College Brooklyn 44 31 13 $5,884 9,935
SUNY College at Potsdam Potsdam 43 28 15 $6,842 4,125
St. John’s University-New York Queens 41 32 9 $35,520 14,424
Mercy College Dobbs Ferry 39 34 5 $17,556 6,896
Teachers College at Columbia University New York 38 30 8 N/A 3,213
Siena College Loudonville 37 30 7 $30,200 3,178
Saint John Fisher College Rochester 37 20 17 $27,370 3,290
SUNY College at Old Westbury Old Westbury 37 30 7 $6,624 3,692
SUNY College at Plattsburgh Plattsburgh 37 32 5 $6,828 5,751
The New School New York 36 20 16 $39,368 8,639
Molloy College Rockville Centre 35 33 2 $24,420 2,837
Niagara University Niagara University 34 30 4 $27,230 3,442
Hofstra University Hempstead 33 22 11 $35,950 9,481
Le Moyne College Syracuse 33 30 3 $29,460 2,582
SUNY at Purchase College Purchase 33 22 11 $7,230 3,848
SUNY College at Geneseo Geneseo 32 20 12 $7,068 5,467
Long Island University-Brentwood Campus Brentwood 31 26 5 N/A 179
Ithaca College Ithaca 30 20 10 $37,000 6,602
Skidmore College Saratoga Springs 27 19 8 $44,170 2,648
Marist College Poughkeepsie 25 21 4 $30,090 4,919
Manhattanville College Purchase 24 19 5 $35,370 2,001
CUNY Bernard M Baruch College New York 23 14 9 $5,910 11,515
St Lawrence University Canton 23 15 8 $44,400 2,358
Saint Joseph’s College-New York Brooklyn 23 18 5 $20,125 4,014
SUNY College at Oswego Oswego 23 17 6 $6,841 7,364
Nyack College Nyack 22 17 5 $22,500 2,171
The College of Saint Rose Albany 22 17 5 $26,622 3,596
SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica-Rome Utica 22 13 9 $6,764 1,512
Hartwick College Oneonta 21 16 5 $37,460 1,520
CUNY Medgar Evers College Brooklyn 20 17 3 $5,732 4,561
Wagner College Staten Island 20 13 7 $37,540 1,965
College of Mount Saint Vincent Bronx 19 13 6 $29,170 1,441
St. Bonaventure University Saint Bonaventure 19 14 5 $28,727 2,196
Hobart William Smith Colleges Geneva 18 11 7 $44,438 2,233
Union College Schenectady 18 16 2 $45,219 2,194
Hamilton College Clinton 17 14 3 $44,350 1,844
SUNY College at Oneonta Oneonta 16 7 9 $6,896 5,830
Barnard College New York 15 15 0 $43,502 2,389
Daemen College Amherst 13 13 0 $23,130 2,288
Manhattan College Riverdale 13 7 6 $32,535 3,188
Vassar College Poughkeepsie 13 10 3 $46,270 2,345
Iona College New Rochelle 12 5 7 $31,540 3,373
Canisius College Buffalo 10 8 2 $32,030 3,888
D’Youville College Buffalo 9 8 1 $22,240 2,397
Dominican College of Blauvelt Orangeburg 9 8 1 $23,970 1,478
SUNY College of Technology at Canton Canton 9 3 6 $6,859 2,952
Utica College Utica 9 6 3 $31,930 2,330
Alfred University Alfred 7 4 3 $27,794 2,078
Concordia College-New York Bronxville 7 6 1 $27,520 722
Pace University-New York New York 7 5 2 $36,614 8,621
The Sage Colleges Troy 7 7 0 $28,000 1,870
Dowling College Oakdale 6 5 1 $27,124 2,399
Marymount Manhattan College New York 6 6 0 $25,648 1,707
Mount Saint Mary College Newburgh 6 6 0 $25,340 2,018
St. Francis College Brooklyn Heights 6 6 0 $19,200 2,424
Houghton College Houghton 5 4 1 $26,924 1,194
New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury 5 4 1 $28,940 6,370
Wells College Aurora 5 4 1 $34,700 487
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