SUNY Albany vs Monroe College

The next list compares two colleges briefly in important perspectives. You can compare two colleges with comprehensive information on the full comparison page.

SUNY Albany is a public and Monroe College is a private (for-profit) school and both are four-years schools.
SUNY Albany has more expensive tuition & fees ($28,998) than Monroe College ($17,922).
It is harder to admit to Monroe College than SUNY Albany.
SUNY Albany has more students with 16,658 students while Monroe College has 7,011 students.
Monroe College has a lower number of students per faculty with 16 to 1 while SUNY Albany's ratio is 17 to 1.
SUNY Albany has more full-time faculties with 649 faculties while Monroe College has 250 full-time faculties.

The following table compares the two rival schools - University at Albany and Monroe College.

SUNY Albany	vs.	Monroe College
Albany, New York	Location	Bronx, New York
Four-years, Public	School Type	four-years, Private (for-profit)
Doctor's degree	Highest Degree Offered	Master's degree
Research University (very high research activity)	Carnegie Classification	Master's College and University (larger programs)
In-State$10,408 Out-Of-State$28,998	2024 Tuition & Fees	$17,922
80%	% Receiving Financial Aid	79%
$10,782	Average Amount of Financial Aid	$10,278

69.87 %	Acceptance Rates	65.88 %
13.20 %	Yield (Enrollment Rates)	34.83 %
-	SAT Score	-
-	ACT Score	-
65 %	Graduation Rate	56 %
25 %	Transfer-out Rate	17 %
83 %	Retention Rate	70 %
16,658	Student Population	7,011
649	Number of Faculties	250
17 to 1	Students to Faculty Ratio	16 to 1
Distance Learning (Online Classes), ROTC, Study Abroad, Teacher Certification	Special Learning Opportunities	Distance Learning (Online Classes), Study Abroad, Weekend/Evening College, Teacher Certification
Academic/career counseling service, Employment services, On-campus daycare	On Campus Student Services	Academic/career counseling service, Employment services, Placement services

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