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High acceptance rate colleges in NY?

Hey, I'm a junior in high school and I'm currently exploring my college options. Could anyone suggest some colleges in New York with high acceptance rates? I'm focusing on schools that I know I have a better shot at getting into. Thanks in advance!

3 months ago

Sure, I'd be happy to suggest some colleges with high acceptance rates in New York. While I don't know your exact preferences or intended major, here are a variety of colleges and universities with higher acceptance rates to consider:

1. CUNY Brooklyn College: Known for its diverse student population and strong liberal arts programs, Brooklyn College is part of the City University of New York (CUNY) system. Its acceptance rate is around 55%.

2. SUNY Buffalo State College: As a part of the State University of New York (SUNY) system, Buffalo State offers a wide range of majors and has an acceptance rate of around 86%.

3. SUNY College at Old Westbury: This college focuses on offering a small-college feel with the resources of the larger SUNY system. The acceptance rate is approximately 77%.

4. St. John's University: Located in Queens, St. John's is a private university with a strong liberal arts curriculum and professional programs. The acceptance rate is around 85%.

5. Pace University: Pace has campuses in both New York City and Westchester County. Known for its business and performing arts programs, its acceptance rate is approximately 77%.

6. Mercy University: This private college has campuses in Dobbs Ferry, Manhattan, and the Bronx, offering a variety of programs. The acceptance rate is around 86%.

7. Iona College: A small liberal arts college in New Rochelle, Iona offers a variety of programs, especially in business and communications. The acceptance rate is around 95%.

As you finalize your college list, make sure you also consider factors such as location, size, available majors, and campus culture. In addition to these high-acceptance rate schools, it's important to apply to a mix of match, reach, and safety schools to ensure you get accepted to a college where you'll be happy and successful. Good luck!

3 months ago

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