Ithaca College

School Overview

Ithaca College is a private institution founded in 1892, located in Ithaca, NY. The university is ranked #13 in Regional Universities North (tie) by U.S. News & World Report (2026). It is also recognized as #38 in Best Value Schools. The school features a suburban setting and serves 4,268 undergraduate students. With an acceptance rate of 69%, Ithaca College is accessible yet competitive. Admitted students typically present SAT scores of 1230-1390 and ACT scores of 27-30. The student-faculty ratio is 11:1, ensuring personalized instruction and close mentorship. About 64% of classes enroll fewer than 20 students, fostering an intimate learning environment. Top fields of study at Ithaca College include Business Administration and Management, General (11%), Radio and Television (6%), and Psychology, General (6%). Those who major in Business Administration and Management, General can expect a median salary of $77,223. Annual tuition and fees are $56,094, with room and board adding approximately $16,354. The average net price for students receiving financial aid is $35,552. The four-year graduation rate stands at 66%. The application deadline is Feb. 1.