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CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice Common Data Set 2023-24

NYTest policy: Conflicting: C8A checks SAT or ACT as required, but C8F says SAT scores are not required by CUNY for Fall 2023 and are not available; test scores used for placement (SAT, ACT, AP, CLEP, institutional exam).Compare with other schoolsAP credit

Acceptance rate

55.3%

10,214 of 18,475

Early decision rate

No ED

SAT middle 50%

—

ACT middle 50%

—

Admissions
AppliedC118,475
AdmittedC110,214
EnrolledC12,033
YieldC119.9%
Early decisionC21Not offered
Early actionC22Not offered
Waitlist
Offered a placeC2—
Accepted a placeC2—
Admitted from waitlistC2—
Odds if you stay on the listC2—
Test scores and GPA
Submitted SATC9—
Submitted ACTC9—
SAT Reading & Writing (25th–75th)C9—
SAT Math (25th–75th)C9—
Average high school GPAC123.17
GPA of 4.0C110%
GPA 3.75–3.99C1114%
GPA 3.50–3.74C1113%
GPA below 3.50C1174%
Cost and financial aid
Tuition, in-stateG1$6,930
Tuition, out-of-stateG1$18,600
Required feesG1$540
Food and housingG1—
Need fully met (first-years)H27%
Average % of need metH259%
Average need-based packageH2$5,702
Average need-based grantH2$9,153
What admissions looks at
  • Rigor of secondary school recordConsidered
  • Class rankNot considered
  • Academic GPAVery important
  • Standardized test scoresVery important
  • Application essayNot considered
  • Recommendation(s)Not considered
  • InterviewNot considered
  • Extracurricular activitiesNot considered
  • Talent/abilityNot considered
  • Character/personal qualitiesNot considered
  • First generationNot considered
  • Alumni/ae relationNot considered
  • Geographical residenceNot considered
  • State residencyNot considered
  • Religious affiliation/commitmentNot considered
  • Volunteer workNot considered
  • Work experienceNot considered
  • Level of applicant's interestNot considered

From item C7.

Outcomes
UndergraduatesB111,656
First-year retentionB2276%
4-year graduation rateB—
6-year graduation rateB55.5%
Notes on this filing
  • Year is taken from the form title, Common Data Set 2023-2024; enrollment and aid items refer to Fall 2023 and 2022-23 final aid data as labeled.
  • C1: applied (18475) and admitted (10214) totals exclude the 'another gender' counts (99 and 32), so the printed totals do not equal the sum of the gender rows.
  • C1 enrolled total (2033) is the printed total; the gender rows sum to 1,960 (B1 and C1 also disagree on women FT first-year: 1328 in B1 vs 1288 in C1).
  • C2: the filing says there is no waiting list policy (AD_WAIT N), so waitlist counts are null.
  • C8A/C8F: C8A checks SAT or ACT as required, but C8F says SAT scores are not required by CUNY for Fall 2023. Per instructions, C8F was trusted.
  • C9: test score percentiles and percent submitting were left blank.
  • C11: the bands sum to 101%. pct_below_3_50 is the sum of the 3.25-3.49, 3.00-3.24, 2.50-2.99, and 2.0-2.49 bands (16+20+32+6=74).
  • B4-B21: the 4-year graduation rate is not printed (grid count is 0), so grad_rate_4yr is null. The 6-year rate is from the Fall 2017 cohort (55.50), the most recent bachelor's cohort.
  • B22: retention rate is 76.00 for the Fall 2022 entering cohort.
  • G1: tuition is reported separately for in-district/in-state ($6,930) and out-of-state ($18,600); the single tuition field is left null. Room and board is blank, so it is null.
  • H2: pct_need_fully_met is line H (112) divided by line D (1,599, number awarded any aid), as instructed; the need-based-aid count on line E is 1,455, which would give 7.7%. avg_need_based_grant uses line K (9,153).
  • H2: pct_with_need_awarded_aid is not printed and was not computed, so it is null.
  • I-3 class-size subsection counts are 0 and were not used.
  • C4 and C5 requirements, a general college-preparatory program, were not part of the schema.

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CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice admissions FAQ
What is CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice's acceptance rate?
CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice admitted 10,214 of 18,475 first-year applicants for 2023-24, an acceptance rate of 55.3%, according to its Common Data Set.
Does CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice have early decision?
No. CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice does not offer early decision, per its 2023-24 Common Data Set.
How much does CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice cost?
Tuition is $6,930 in-state, before aid. The average need-based grant is $9,153.
What is CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice's graduation rate?
55.5% of students graduate within six years.

Source: CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice Common Data Set 2023-24 . “—” means the college left the item blank.

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