List of colleges and universities in New York (state)

The following is a list of public and private colleges and universities in the state of New York.

Crosby Hall at the University at Buffalo (left), the Columbia Quad at Columbia University (middle), and Thompson Library at Vassar College (right)

Public colleges and universities

State University of New York (SUNY)
Main article: State University of New York
For a more detailed list of the universities and colleges that comprise the State University of New York, see List of State University of New York units.
  1. Crane School of Music
  • SUNY Specialized Doctoral Granting Units
  • SUNY State-wide Colleges

City University of New York (CUNY)
Main article: City University of New York
For a more detailed list of the institutions that comprise CUNY, see List of City University of New York institutions.
  • CUNY Senior Colleges and Graduate Schools

Public campuses operated by private institutions

(SUNY Statutory Colleges)

At Alfred University

At Cornell University

Federal service academies

Non-sectarian private colleges and universities (not for profit)
See also: Education in New York (state)

Private colleges and academies (for profit)
School Location Control Carnegie Classification Enrollment Founded
ASA College White Plains
Midtown Manhattan
Downtown Brooklyn		 Private
Berkeley College Midtown Manhattan
Brooklyn campus		 Private
Five Towns College Dix Hills Private
Globe Institute of Technology Manhattan Private
LIM College (Laboratory Institute of Merchandising) Midtown Manhattan Private
Monroe College Bronx
New Rochelle		 Private
New York Film Academy Battery Park, Manhattan Private
Bryant & Stratton College Liverpool, New York Private

Religious affiliated/oriented private institutions

Roman Catholic

Jesuit

Sisters of St. Joseph

Sisters of Charity of New York

Dominican Sisters of Blauvelt

Grey Nuns

Franciscan

Congregation of Christian Brothers

De La Salle Brothers

Marist Brothers

Congregation of the Mission

Sisters of Mercy

Catholic tradition (Basilian Fathers), but independent since 1968

Protestant

Bible college (evangelical)

Episcopal

Evangelical Christian

Wesleyan

Methodist

Non-denominational progressive Christian

Missouri Synod

Lutheran

Judaism

Reform Judaism

Conservative Judaism

Orthodox Judaism

Defunct institutions (recent)

Private colleges and academies (not for profit)

Private colleges and academies (for profit)

Religious institutions

Roman Catholic

Franciscan (Catholic)

Listed by geographical region

New York City
See also: List of colleges and universities in New York City

Long Island

See also

References
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