Overall Score
54%
Accept Rate
57%
Grad Rate (6yr)
11.3K
Students
$6,930
In-State Tuition
N/A
Net Price (low income)
Score Breakdown
48/100
Composite Score
#2874 nationally · #196 in NY
Student Outcomes
30%57/100
Affordability
25%50/100
Selectivity
20%36/100
Academic Profile
15%22/100
Program Breadth
10%77/100
Scores computed from NCES IPEDS 2023–24 data, normalized within 4-year peer group.
About CUNY Brooklyn College
CUNY Brooklyn College is a public four-year university located in Brooklyn, New York. It is ranked #2874 nationally and #196 in New York by our composite scoring methodology. CUNY Brooklyn College is a moderately selective institution, admitting 54% of applicants. It enrolls approximately 11,330 students with a six-year graduation rate of 57%, with costs below the national average.
Admissions & Costs
Acceptance Rate
54%
In-State Tuition
$6,930
Out-of-State Tuition
$14,880
Net Price (0–30K income)
N/A
6-Year Graduation Rate
57%
Total Enrollment
11,330
Strengths & Considerations
Strengths
✓In-state tuition below national average for public universities
✓Accredited institution with federal financial aid eligibility
Considerations
!Lower academic profile compared to similar-tier schools
Who Is This College For?
1.Students with solid academics looking for a competitive but accessible program
2.In-state residents seeking quality education at lower cost
Frequently Asked Questions
CUNY Brooklyn College has an acceptance rate of 54%. Competitive but accessible with strong academic preparation.
Rankings
National Rank#2874
New York Rank#196
Rankings based on composite score from NCES IPEDS 2023–24 data. All 4,264 US colleges ranked.
Institution Profile
TypePublic
Level4-year
LocationBrooklyn, NY
Enrollment11,330 students
Visit Official Website ↗Affordability
In-State Tuition
$6,930/yr
Out-of-State Tuition
$14,880/yr
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About Our Rankings: Scores are computed from publicly available NCES IPEDS 2023–24 data using a weighted composite of graduation outcomes, affordability, selectivity, and academic profile. Scores are normalized within peer groups (4-year vs 2-year). We do not accept payment for rankings.