New York Law School

New York Law School at a Glance

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TypePrivate Nonprofit

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Graduate Earnings

Median earnings of students who received federal financial aid, measured after entering college.

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6 Years After

Many still in school

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8 Years After

Early career

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10 Years After

Mid career

93.1% of students earn over $25,000 within 6 years of starting college

Cost Overview

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In-State Tuition

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Average Net Price

After aid — what most pay

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Median Student Debt

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🎓 Academics

Graduation rate, retention, SAT/ACT

💰 Cost & Aid

Tuition, net price, financial aid

📋 Admissions

Acceptance rate, test scores

💼 After College

Earnings, debt, loan repayment

INSTITUTIONAL RESOURCES

Endowment$50,179,761

Avg Faculty Salary$13,948/yr

Spend per Student$29,406/yr

📊 Data sourced from U.S. College Scorecard (Dept. of Education). Figures represent recent academic year estimates.

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