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New York Seminary

Brooklyn, NY · City · 97 students
4
Year
Private Non-profit
City
Small (<3k)
Accredited by Association of Institutions of Jewish Studies
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Location
Brooklyn, NY, 11218-5611 · City campus
Nearest airport from college
JFK · New York JFK
10 mi away
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Cost
Cost of attendance
$22,983
Avg net price
$15,252
Room & board
$4,200
Tuition
$12,750
Books & supplies
$300/yr
Average net price by family income
$0–30k
$14,833
$30–48k
$14,920
$48–75k
$15,678
$75–110k
$17,038
$110k+
$15,408
Admissions
Admit rate
76%
Test policy
Not required

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Essay Requirements

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Outcomes
Graduation rate
93%
Consumer completion
95%
8-year outcomes
Graduated
95%
Transferred
1%
Still enrolled
0%
Dropped out / unknown
4%
Student Body
Men 0%Women 100%
11
:
1
Student : Faculty ratio
Students   Faculty
Pell grant recipients
49%
Part-time students
0%
Race & ethnicity
White
100%
Institutional
Instructional spend/student
$12,676
Federal loan rate
0%

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