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The College of Westchester

Private for-profit White Plains, NY · Urban · Mid-Atlantic · 93% data reported · Agent Insights
35%
Graduation Rate
$42,215
Earnings (10yr)
$16,296
Net Price
94%
Acceptance Rate

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Overview

With an acceptance rate of 94%, the College of Westchester is an accessible option for students seeking a focused education in areas like Health Professions, Business & Marketing, Computer Science & IT, and Visual & Performing Arts. This school fits those who are ready to dive into practical training and want to gain skills that translate directly into the workforce. For students looking for a supportive environment where they can develop their career paths, this institution could be a good match.

When it comes to life after graduation, the average earnings for alumni sit at $42,215 after ten years. This figure indicates that graduates can expect a reasonable starting point in their careers, especially considering the practical skills they acquire during their studies. While the school does not provide specific mobility rates, the focus on career-oriented programs suggests that many students find their footing in their chosen fields.

Looking at the financial side, the net price after aid is around $16,296, which is relatively manageable given the median debt of $26,967. Students who thrive here tend to be those who are driven and willing to invest in their education to build a better future. With a significant portion of students receiving Pell Grants, the College of Westchester serves as a viable option for those seeking an affordable education that can lead to meaningful job opportunities.

How The Compares

Dot right of center = above national average.

NATIONAL AVGGraduation35%Earnings 10yr$42KNet Price$16KRetention79%Median Debt$27KPell Grant Rate62%

Net Price by Family Income

What families actually pay after aid, by income bracket.

$15K$0-30K$16K$30-48K$17K$48-75K$25K$110K+

The Mobility Equation

Mobility = Access x Success. How many low-income students get in, and how many reach the top 20%?

ACCESS% from bottom 20%1921.8%SUCCESS% who reach top 20%2006.1%MOBILITY385.52%

Cost & Financial Aid

$25,191
In-State Tuition
$25,191
Out-of-State
$16,296
Avg Net Price
$26,967
Median Debt
62%
Pell Grant Rate
56%
Federal Loan Rate

What Families Actually Pay

$15,129
Family Income $0–$30K
$16,279
Family Income $30K–$48K
$17,261
Family Income $48K–$75K
$24,909
Family Income $110K+

Graduate Outcomes

$32,951
6 Years After Entry
$37,415
8 Years
$42,215
10 Years
0.64x
Debt-to-Earnings
57%
Earning > $25K

Earnings Trajectory

$32,951 6yr $37,415 8yr $42,215 10yr

Social Mobility

Data: Raj Chetty's Mobility Report Card · 30M+ anonymized tax records

385.52%
Mobility Rate
Bottom 20% → Top 20%
2006.1%
Success Rate
If bottom 20% get in
1921.8%
From Bottom 20%
Share of students
$55,800
Parent Median Income

Social Capital

Data: Opportunity Insights Social Capital Atlas

1.06
Economic Connectedness
Cross-class friendships
0.01
Friending Bias
Lower = more inclusive
1.4%
Volunteering Rate
0.94
Support Ratio
Community support

Academics & Admissions

Acceptance Rate 94%
Retention Rate 79%
Full-Time Faculty 20%
Faculty Salary (mo) $6,287
Diversity Index 0.63
First-Gen Students 51%

Top Programs

Health Professions 49%
Business & Marketing 39%
Computer Science & IT 8%
Visual & Performing Arts 5%

Quick Facts

Setting Urban
Region Mid-Atlantic
Accreditor Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Predominant Degree Bachelor's

Student Body

Female
63%
White
6%
Hispanic
50%
Black
33%
Asian
2%

Data Sources

U.S. Dept of Education College Scorecard

Opportunity Insights Mobility Report Card

Opportunity Insights Social Capital Atlas

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