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%
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
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Colorado
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Connecticut
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Delaware
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Florida
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Georgia
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Idaho
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Massachusetts
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Maryland
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Maine
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Michigan
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Minnesota
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Missouri
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North Carolina
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Nebraska
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New Hampshire
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New Jersey
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New York
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Oregon
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Pennsylvania
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Rhode Island
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South Carolina
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Tennessee
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Texas
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Virginia
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Vermont
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Washington
Countries Represented: 4
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People's Republic of China
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France
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Republic of Korea
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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.
Enrollment Trends
(over time) includes Fall Student Enrollment by Full-time/Part-Time Status, Degree (Associates, Bachelors, etc.), and Academic program.
(over time) includes Spring Student Enrollment by Full-time/Part-Time Status, Degree (Associates, Bachelors, etc.), and Academic program.
(over time) includes Transfer Out rates for new First-Time Full-Time Associate-seeking students.
Retention & Graduation
(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.
(over time) includes graduation rates for new First-Time Full-Time students by their initial intended Degree (Associates, Bachelors, etc.).
Data Archive: historic college data from 2004 to 2023
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