APC members appreciate the continued support from New York State for their commitment to providing access for all students, especially those who are underrepresented minority students, or the first in their family to attend college. For more than 50 years, the Legislature has been a true champion for TAP, state-supported financial aid and other opportunity programs. The investments made in TAP and other financial aid initiatives have transformed the lives of countless New Yorkers, and we are eager to continue working together to build on this progress.
Making higher education more affordable for students is essential, especially those who come from backgrounds often under-represented on college campuses and students who are the first in their family to attend college. APC is proud to serve over 23,000 students as they pursue their higher education journeys.
As we look toward 2025, the Association of Private Colleges remains committed to working with the Governor and the Legislature to champion policies that prioritize the needs and aspirations of all New York students.
In an effort to foster a more constructive dialogue about the quality education and the value our members’ provide, APC is voluntarily compiling and disclosing information about each of our member institutions. Much of this information is publicly available on various state and federal websites but for the first time, APC is also releasing pertinent financial information from our member’s most recent audited financial statements.
Using the links to the right, you will find the following information for each APC member college:
General Overview
- Year the institution was founded
- Family Leadership
- Accreditation
- Campus locations
- Institutional website
- Website listing the Board of Directors, if available
- Website for consumer information
- College Scorecard website for each member
Information from College Navigator
U.S. Department of Education provides a wealth of information on the College Navigator and College Scorecard websites. APC has provided the following information from College Navigator for each member:
Student Demographics for Fall 2022
- # of students enrolled
- % of students that attend part-time and full-time
- % of students that are women and men
- % of Black/African American students
- % of Hispanic students
- % of students receiving Pell Grants
Financial Information
• 2022 90/10 ratio—Since 1992, the federal government has regulated the amount of federal funds a for-profit college can receive from tuition revenue. The federal rule is referred to as “90/10” meaning that 10 percent of tuition revenue must come from a private source other than Pell or federally backed student loans. All APC member colleges meet the federal measure without difficulty and on average, APC member colleges receive 61% of their tuition revenue from Pell and federally backed student loans. Learn more information about the 90/10 ratio.
• Academic Year 2020/2021 Financial Responsibility Composite Score—Annually U.S. Department of Education calculates a composite score for all colleges and universities. The composite score reflects the overall relative financial health of institutions along a scale from negative 1.0 to positive 3.0. A score greater than or equal to 1.5 indicates the institution is considered financially responsible. Learn more information about Financial Responsibility Composite Scores.
• IPEDS Expenses per FTE for 2023-2024—Each year institutions are required to report their financial information to the U.S. Department of Education Integrated Post-secondary Education Data System (IPEDS). This data is analyzed and the percentage of income and expenses in core areas per full-time enrollee are calculated. See individual institutional data.