Brooklyn College

As per data curated from an unofficial source, the institute has a total UG enrolment of around 11,330 students, of which 43.8% are male students while 55.9% are female students.

No, the Brooklyn College does not maintain off-campus accommodation facilities & interested students can refer alternative student accommodation portals such as: Amberstudent, uhomes, Student.com & University Living among others.

Brooklyn College students mostly live as part of the EHS St. George Towers housing in Brooklyn Heights. It is located only a short subway ride away from the institute's campus.

Some other popular student living sites in Brooklyn include Forte Greene & Park Slope.

The cost of living in Brooklyn is much higher than other places in US. As per data curated from an unofficial source, rental rates are 57% higher than the state average & 183% higher than the national average.

The cost of food, transportation & healthcare is almost 10-15% higher than the national average.

Brooklyn College Graduates are of demand to some of the top companies in the US & abroad. Among the institute's most popular recruiters are: JP Morgan Chase & Co, NYC Department of Education, The City University of New York & NYU Langone Health.

Brooklyn College graduates are employed across a range of sectors including: Business Development, Education, Healthcare Services, Operations & Sales.

Education is among the highest employing sectors with a rate of 13%, while Sales is one of the least employing sectors with a rate of 8%.

The college is accepting admission applications for the upcoming Spring semester.

The last date to apply for Spring semester 2027 admissions is Sep 15, 2026. 

The institute accepts TOEFL scores as a valid proof of language proficiency.

The minimum TOEFL score needed for admissions at the institute is: 650 for paper-based test, 280 for computer-based test & 110 for internet-based test.