Berkeley College-New York

Overview of Berkeley College-New York

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The Woodland Park and Woodbridge campuses are all located in New Jersey. Campus housing isn’t provided, so you’ll need to find an apartment or continue to live at home with your family. The student-to-faculty ratio is 22 to 1, so you may need to email professors or set up times to meet with them in their office instead of relying on after-class interactions.

Top Rankings For Berkeley College–New York, NY

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Berkeley College Acceptance Rate & Admissions

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Tuition Cost & Financial Aid at Berkeley College

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The total price includes all costs that you and your family will pay for you to attend college. These include tuition (in- or out-of-state), room and board, which may be replaced by rent if you live off campus, books and fees, and other various expenses such as food that your tuition doesn’t cover. This total comes to $38,116.

Families don’t have to pay 100% of this price. Financial aid helps you and your family to keep your obligation down. As of a recent academic year, the average net price, the amount remaining after financial aid covers its portion, was $16,527. Families at different income levels receive different levels of financial aid, and so end up paying based on their income. For families earning up to $30,001, they pay around $15,787. Families earning between $48,001 and $75,000 pay around $13,819. Families earning more than $110,001 pay around $23,944.

About 403 freshmen students received financial aid in a recent year, about 98%. They received an average of $17,102 and about 97% of students (399) received institutional grants and scholarships of $9,724.

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Popular Academics at Berkeley College

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The retention rate for the New York campus is 65%. This term refers to the percentage of freshmen who return to school for their second year of classes. The student population is 3,696.

Because Berkeley College in New York City offers only associate and bachelor’s degrees, this changes graduation rates somewhat. The 4-year graduation rate is 25% and the 6-year graduation rate is a little higher at 33%. These numbers are significantly lower than average. However, that could be due to a high percentage of part-time students and those who finish their degrees elsewhere or may indicate the difficulty of completing a degree online. It does indicate that students will have to be mindful of how long they are taking to complete their degrees.

Luckily, students who have to work can take evening or online classes; meaning there is a great level of flexibility for those who are serious about completing their degree.

The most popular degree programs from most to least for associate degrees are: business, management, marketing and related support services; homeland security, law enforcement, firefighting, and related protective services; health professions and related programs; computer and information sciences and support services; and legal professions and studies.

For bachelor’s degrees, the most popular programs are business, management, marketing and related services; homeland security, law enforcement, firefighting, and related protective services; health professions and related programs; legal professions and studies; and computer information sciences and support services.

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Outcome & Salary

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After going to college, you should be able to anticipate a good annual salary. Berkeley College graduates are no different. Other graduates average annual salaries sit at around $61,072. The 4-year cost of the Berkeley College education is around $66,108. Here’s where a return on investment (ROI) comes in. Your 10-year salary earnings potential may be as high as $610,720. After deducting that $66,108 cost of education, a graduate’s 10-year projected ROI is $544,512.

High school graduates who don’t go to college earn a national average salary of $38,792. Their 10-year projected income is $387,920 and their 20-year projected income is $775,840.

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