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Facts & Stats

 

Fall 2025

Students

Total undergraduate enrollment: 1824


Total Degree-Seeking Students: 1810
   Associate Degree Students: 355
   Bachelor's Degree Students: 1418
   Certificate Students: 37

Student/Faculty ratio: 16:1

Average Class Size: 22


Job Placement/Enrolled in Further Education: 89% (of those responding to graduate survey – 2024 Survey Administration)
Job Placement Rate:  88% (of those responding to graduate survey – 2024 Survey Administration)

 

Male: 782 (43%)
Female: 1040 (57%)
Not Disclosed: 2 (<1%)


American Indian or Alaska Native: <1%
Asian or Pacific Islander: 2%
Black, non-Hispanic: 8%
Hispanic: 15%
International: <1%
Other/Unknown: 4%
Two or More: 1%
White, non-Hispanic: 70%


66% live in college-owned housing
34% live off campus or commute

 

Geographic Origins

Percent of Total Students from New York State: 89%

 

map of New York State counties

Percent of In-State Students from each region:

Capital Region: 44%

New York City: 14%

Hudson Valley: 16%

Central Region: 12%

Western Region: 9%

Long Island: 6%

 

New York Counties Represented: 61

States Represented: 26

  • Colorado

  • Connecticut

  • Delaware

  • Florida

  • Georgia

  • Idaho

  • Massachusetts

  • Maryland

  • Maine

  • Michigan

  • Minnesota

  • Missouri

  • North Carolina

  • Nebraska

  • New Hampshire

  • New Jersey

  • New York

  • Oregon

  • Pennsylvania

  • Rhode Island

  • South Carolina

  • Tennessee

  • Texas

  • Virginia

  • Vermont

  • Washington

Countries Represented: 4

  • People's Republic of China

  • France

  • Republic of Korea

  • United States of America

 

Class Profiles

2025 First Time Student Class Profile

Enrollment: 542
High School GPA: 85

2025 Transfer Class Profile

Enrollment: 146

 

Cost

2025-2026 In-State:

Tuition: $7,070
Fees: $1,698
Room and Board: $17,032

2025-2026 Out-of-State:

Tuition (Bachelor's degree): $17,400
Fees: $1,698
Room and Board: $17,032

Quick Facts

Quick Facts includes current fall Student Enrollment by Student Type, Dorm Residence, Full-time/Part-Time Status, Financial Aid, Race/Ethnicity, and Home Residence. Also includes outcomes (post-graduation employment, continuing education) from the Graduation Survey, Annual costs, number of faculty, class size and student to faculty ratio. Click here to view the dashboard.

Enrollment Trends

Fall Student Enrollment (over time) includes Fall Student Enrollment by Full-time/Part-Time Status, Degree (Associates, Bachelors, etc.), and Academic program.

Spring Student Enrollment (over time) includes Spring Student Enrollment by Full-time/Part-Time Status, Degree (Associates, Bachelors, etc.), and Academic program.

Transfer Out Rates (over time) includes Transfer Out rates for new First-Time Full-Time Associate-seeking students.

Retention & Graduation

Student Retention (over time) includes fall-to-fall retention from the first to second year, for new First-Time Full-Time students both overall and by initial intended Degree (Associates, Bachelors, etc.) and Academic program.

Student Graduation (over time) includes graduation rates for new First-Time Full-Time students by their initial intended Degree (Associates, Bachelors, etc.).

Student Outcomes (over time) includes completion rates for new First-Time Full-Time students, regardless of their initial intended Degree (Associates, Bachelors, etc.).

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Data Archive: historic college data from 2016 to 2023

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