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Touro University

New York, NY

Touro University is a private university in New York, a large city, with 4,040 undergraduates. Health professions and psychology are its signature fields: together they make up 49% of its bachelor's degrees, about three times their share across the colleges we cover. 72% of students finish within six years, and former students who are working earn a median of $53,419 ten years after starting.

Touro University admitted 60.8% of applicants.

Acceptance rate
60.8%
Tuition and fees
$22,450
2024–25 school year
Paid after aid
$29,627
Average, students with aid
ACT, middle 50%
24–32

Every figure on this page is published by the college or a federal survey, compiled by GoodGoblin, and carries the source it came from. They describe an entering class, a read on the school, not a prediction about any one applicant.

What Touro University is known for

Measured by the 1,151 bachelor's degrees it awarded in 2022–23, and what its graduates went on to earn.

Health professions

25.4%

of its bachelor's degrees: about three times the 9.1% share across the colleges we cover.

Psychology

23.7%

of its bachelor's degrees: three and a half times the 7.2% share across the colleges we cover.

  • Psychology27323.7% of degrees$56,443+11% vs $50,706 nationally
  • Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences24821.5% of degrees$135,742+121% vs $61,296 nationally
  • Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies13511.7% of degrees$54,467+8% vs $50,532 nationally
  • Biology998.6% of degrees$75,886+33% vs $57,214 nationally
  • Business Administration, Management and Operations534.6% of degrees$60,290−12% vs $68,257 nationally
  • Computer Science494.3% of degrees$84,481−21% vs $107,009 nationally

Source: the College Scorecard (U.S. Department of Education), field-of-study data. Degrees are bachelor's degrees awarded in 2022–23. Earnings are the median for 2017–18 and 2018–19 graduates, in 2024 dollars, working and not enrolled, four years after graduating. Shares across the colleges we cover count every bachelor's degree at the colleges with a page here.

The place

Where it is, how big it is, and how students live.

Setting

Large city

New York, NY

Undergraduates

4,040

Fall 2024

Type

Private, nonprofit

Doctoral and professional university

Living on campus

Under a quarter

of undergraduates live on campus

Students per faculty member

10 to 1

Fall 2024

International students

3%

of undergraduates, fall 2024

Source: the College Scorecard (U.S. Department of Education), including the Carnegie Classification and the federal locale code it publishes.

Every figure, in full

The same measured fields on every one of these pages. Nothing is filled in where the school published nothing.

Acceptance rate

60.8%

Source: the College Scorecard

SAT, middle 50%

Reading 630–730Math 588–723

Source: the College Scorecard

ACT, middle 50%

24–32

Source: the College Scorecard

Where do you actually stand at Touro University?

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What Touro University costs

The published price first, then what students who received aid actually paid, by family income.

Tuition and fees for 2024–25 were $22,450, and the full cost of attendance, with housing, food and books, was $40,500. After grants and scholarships, students who received financial aid paid $29,627 a year on average.

Tuition and fees

$22,450

2024–25 school year

Full cost of attendance

$40,500

Tuition, fees, housing, food and books

Paid after aid

$29,627

Average, students who received aid

What students paid, by family income

Each bar is that figure as a share of the $40,500 full cost.

  • Under $30k$26,605Typical public university: $10,013
  • $30k–$48k$28,476Typical public university: $10,847
  • $48k–$75k$29,054Typical public university: $13,703
  • $75k–$110k$31,828Typical public university: $17,979
  • Over $110k$36,341Typical public university: $22,475

Source: the federal College Scorecard. Tuition and cost of attendance are for the 2024–25 school year; colleges usually raise them each year. What students paid is the average net price for first-year students who received federal financial aid. Typical public university: the median across the 338 public universities on GoodGoblin, for in-state students, compiled by GoodGoblin from the same federal data.

Where it leads

Who finishes, who stays, and what they earn and owe afterwards.

Finish within six years

72%

Our colleges' median: 63%

Return for a second year

89%

Our colleges' median: 79%

Earnings after 10 years

$53,419

Our colleges' median: $57,440

Median debt at graduation

$15,547

Our colleges' median: $23,725

Source: the College Scorecard (U.S. Department of Education). Six-year completion describes students who started in fall 2018; second-year return describes students who started in fall 2023; earnings describe students who started in 2009–10 and 2010–11, measured in 2020 and 2021, in 2022 dollars; debt describes federal loans of students who graduated in fiscal years 2020 and 2021. Medians are across the 1,034 colleges with a page here.

Published deadlines

Each date is read from the college's own materials and re-checked on a schedule.

  • Regular DecisionJune 1, 2027

    Verified July 30, 2026 · Source

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