Facts and Stats
You wouldn’t get to know someone by first asking their blood pressure—but we know that stats are important.
Total student enrollment is 4,187.
- 4,081 undergraduate students and 106 graduate students.
Roughly two thirds of undergraduates live on campus.
- That includes 86% of the first year class.
Roughly 83% of students are New York residents
- The remainder come from 40 states and 30 foreign countries.
The average high school GPA for the incoming class is 88.3%.
- 70% of students who chose to submit their standardized test scores had a combined SAT score of 1000 or higher (Read our Test-Optional Policy).
20% of incoming freshmen are first-generation college students.
The faculty-to-student ratio averages roughly 13.5:1.
- Averages vary by program.
Undergraduate Demographics
Women: 58.2%
Men: 41.8%
American Indian/Alaskan Native 0.2%
Asian 4.3%
African American 12.2%
Hispanic/Latinx 24.5%
Multiple Races 5.0%
White 50.9%
Other or Unknown: 2.8%
(All degree-seeking undergraduates)
Freshmen Class Profile
Total number: 798
Average SAT Reading: 601
Average SAT Math: 570
Female: 62.7%
Male: 37.3%
Intercollegiate Sports
NCAA Division III
Men: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Soccer, Swimming, Golf, Lacrosse, Tennis, Volleyball
Women: Basketball, Cross Country, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Lacrosse, Tennis, Volleyball
Undergraduate Majors
Liberal Arts and Sciences: 56%
School of the Arts: 39%
*Undeclared: 5%
*Undeclared? We like to say you’re “still exploring.” We have resources on campus to help undeclared students find a major, from the Advising Center to the Career Development Center, and, of course, the faculty are always available to assist. You can also use our online majors explorer to find your niche.
Degrees Granted
- BA
- BFA
- BS
- MA
- MFA
- MM
- MusB
- Music Artist Diploma
- Music Performers Certificate
Program Options
- Forty-seven majors
- Thirty-two minors
- Four graduate majors, plus artist diplomas and performers certificates
These numbers are updated every December by the Office of Institutional Research. For more information review the most recent Fact Book.