CUNY Baruch College CDS VERIFIED

New York (Mid-Atlantic) · 15,000 undergrads · ~37 avg class size · 17:1 student-faculty · $8,000/yr sticker

public Tier 4

CUNY business-focused undergrad. Heavy NYC finance/accounting pipeline. Affordable.

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Stats below are CDS-based estimates from recent admissions cycles. Verify on the school's official site before making application decisions.

Acceptance rate

47.5%

most recent reported cycle

GPA range

3.55–3.9

middle 50% of admitted students (unweighted)

SAT mid-50%

1100–1400

middle 50% admitted SAT score

ACT mid-50%

28–32

middle 50% admitted ACT score

Median earnings (10-yr)

$75K

Federal data — 10 yrs after college entry, all majors combined

≈ 0.7 years of post-grad earnings cover 4 yrs of attendance

Career outcomes · 10 sources

$61K

Entry

$75K

10-year

$78K

Mid-career

Median graduate earnings · 0.7 yrs to pay back 4 yrs of cost · est. lifetime ROI $527K.
Earnings cross-referenced across 10 sources (College Scorecard, Opportunity Insights, Georgetown CEW, FREOPP, PayScale, and more).

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Where this leads

Real career pipelines from this school, based on alumni outcomes and recruiting patterns.

Finance/Accounting: Big Four (Deloitte, EY, PwC, KPMG) recruiting heavily; solid mid-market IB pipeline.
NYC Real Estate: Strong connections to commercial brokerages (CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield) and development firms.
Corporate Finance: Rotational programs at NYC-headquartered banks, insurers; less competitive than Ivy placement.
Actuarial: Good pipeline to insurance carriers in metro area; exam pass rates competitive.
Tech/Fintech: Growing but lagging peers; easier entry to startups than FAANG roles directly.

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