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Compare CUNY Brooklyn College vs CUNY Lehman College

Brooklyn, NY · Bronx, NY

CUNY Brooklyn CollegeCUNY Lehman College
Cost
Price after aid (average)$3,103/yr$3,148/yr
Price after aid (family income under $30k)$1,029/yr$1,589/yr
Typical loan debt at graduation$11,000$10,950
Price after aid ($30k–$48k income)$2,287/yr$2,374/yr
Price after aid ($48k–$75k income)$6,193/yr$6,834/yr
Price after aid ($75k–$110k income)$8,917/yr$9,696/yr
Price after aid (income over $110k)$12,254/yr$13,600/yr
Typical loan payment after graduation$117/mo$116/mo
Room & board (off campus)$22,260/yr$22,260/yr
Borrowers who default0%0%
Books & supplies$1,500/yr$1,500/yr
Sticker price (before aid)$14,151/yr$14,121/yr
Tuition (in-state)$7,452/yr$7,410/yr
Tuition (out-of-state)$15,402/yr$15,360/yr
Students with Pell Grants57%60%
Students taking federal loans6.7%12%
Getting in
Students who get accepted58%57%
SAT range (middle 50%)950–1340850–1150
SAT average1140970
Admissions data fromFall 2023Fall 2023
Applications received27,11220,954
Students accepted14,54811,615
Students who enrolled1,5191,390
Accepted students who enroll10%12%
Enrolled who sent SAT scores6%2%
High-school GPARequiredRequired
High-school transcriptRequiredRequired
EssayNot consideredNot considered
Recommendation lettersNot consideredNot considered
Class rankNot consideredNot considered
College-prep programRequiredRequired
Demonstrated competenciesRequiredRequired
Work experienceNot consideredNot considered
English proficiency testRequiredRequired
Other admission testsNot consideredNot considered
Legacy consideredNot consideredNot considered
SAT/ACT policyOptional (considered if sent)Optional (considered if sent)
Graduation & earnings
Students who graduate54%51%
Freshmen who come back80%73%
Typical earnings 10 years in$60,752/yr$58,013/yr
Earnings range 10 years in$31,888–$87,936$36,728–$82,802
Finish within 8 years (anywhere)58%59%
White students graduating61%53%
Black students graduating41%55%
Hispanic students graduating47%49%
Asian students graduating58%56%
Typical earnings 6 years in$45,035/yr$51,067/yr
Earn more than a HS grad71%74%
Graduate on time34%32%
Pell students who graduate53%52%
First-gen students who finish49%56%
Low-income students who finish48%56%
Students who transfer out24%21%
Typical earnings 8 years in$54,349/yr$54,571/yr
Majors & programs
Top 3 programsBusiness, Management & Marketing 26% · Psychology 15% · Computer & Information Sciences 10%Health Professions 25% · Business, Management & Marketing 15% · Psychology 14%
Most popular programBusiness, Management & Marketing — 26% of degreesHealth Professions — 25% of degrees
2nd most popular programPsychology — 15% of degreesBusiness, Management & Marketing — 15% of degrees
3rd most popular programComputer & Information Sciences — 10% of degreesPsychology — 14% of degrees
4th most popular programEducation — 10% of degreesSocial Sciences — 10% of degrees
5th most popular programVisual & Performing Arts — 9% of degreesComputer & Information Sciences — 8% of degrees
Highest-paying major (1 year out)Educational Administration and Supervision — $108,990/yrRegistered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing — $150,048/yr
Degrees in STEM17%13%
Campus & students
Undergrad enrollment10,54310,696
Students per professor13 : 115 : 1
Graduate students2,8281,707
Average professor pay$12,737/mo$11,996/mo
Full-time professors32%38%
Fully onlineNoNo
Accredited byMiddle States Commission on Higher EducationMiddle States Commission on Higher Education
Median family income$19,956$17,797
SettingCity (large)City (large)
LocationBrooklyn, NYBronx, NY
RegionMid EastMid East
Founded19301967
Public or privatePublicPublic
Main degree offeredBachelor's degreesBachelor's degrees
Carnegie classificationMaster's Colleges & Universities: Larger ProgramsMaster's Colleges & Universities: Larger Programs
Main or branch campusMain campusMain campus
International students3.1%3.3%
Men46%35%
Women54%65%
White students25%4%
Black students20%26%
Hispanic or Latino students24%58%
Asian students24%6.6%
Two or more races3.6%1.7%
Other / not reported0.2%0.3%
Special typeNoneNone
First-generation students48%52%
Part-time students23%31%
Students age 25+18%32%
Spent on teaching per student$14,437/yr$15,649/yr
Endowment$57.3M$37.6M
Campus life
Campus data from20232023
On-campus housingNo — no campus housingNo — no campus housing
Meal plan offeredNoNo
Academic calendarSemesterSemester
Federal designationNoneNone
Study abroadYesYes
Undergraduate researchNoNo
ROTCNoNo
Accepts AP creditYesYes
Accepts dual-enrollment creditNoNo
Credit for life experienceNoYes
Online classesYesYes
Whole degrees onlineNoYes
Weekend & evening classesYesYes
Teacher certificationYesYes
Academic & career counselingYesYes
Job help while you studyYesYes
Job placement for graduatesYesYes
On-campus day careYesYes
Program for students with intellectual disabilitiesNoNo
Yellow Ribbon (GI Bill) schoolNoNo
Credit for military trainingYesYes
Student veteran organizationYesNo
Tuition payment planYesYes
Guaranteed (locked) tuitionNoNo
Prepaid tuition planNoYes
Athletics
Athletics data from2024-252024-25
College sports levelNCAA Division III without footballNCAA Division III without football
Football teamNoNo
Varsity teams1314
Student athletes178231
Athletic scholarships$0$0
Athletics budget$941,775$1.0M
Athletics revenue$941,775$1.0M
Recruiting spend$7,201$0

Data: U.S. Department of Education — College Scorecard 2026-06-10, EADA athletics, IPEDS admissions — each on its own survey year. Campus life: IPEDS institutional characteristics, retrieved from the Urban Institute Education Data Portal (ODC-BY 1.0). Founding year, campus photo and links via Wikidata / Wikipedia. SHMACS is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any institution shown.