New York Tech Maintains Strong Position in U.S. News & World Report Rankings

For the 11th consecutive year, New York Institute of Technology is ranked among the top 50 universities in the North in the U.S. News & World Report 2022 rankings announced today. The university maintained its strong position at No. 34 in the regional rankings. In addition to criteria that distinguishes the institution from its peers (low student-to-faculty ratio, small class sizes, value, and diversity), the strong ranking positions this year are attributable to the university’s continued efforts in improving the overall graduation rate, financial resources per student, and freshman retention rate.

New York Tech’s 2022 rankings include:

• #34 Best Regional Universities (North), maintaining its 2021 ranking and up from #42 in 2020  
• #60 Top Performer in Social Mobility (Regional Universities - North), up from #73 in 2021 and #82 in 2020 in terms of social and economic mobility
• #2 Campus Ethnic Diversity (Regional Universities - North), maintaining its 2021 ranking and up from #4 in 2020
• #10 Best Colleges for Veterans (Regional Universities - North), up from #15 in 2021 and #23 in 2020
• #6 (tie) Most International Students (Regional Universities - North); down slightly from #4 in 2021
• #68 Best Value Schools (Regional Universities - North) vs. #56 in 2021
• #33 Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs (National - no doctorate), up from #46 in 2021
• #191 Best Undergraduate Computer Science Programs (National - no doctorate), up 39 positions from 2021, when the ranking was introduced

“Once again, these rankings exemplify the institutional prioritization of the student experience at New York Tech—strategic initiatives to enhance teaching and learning, curriculum linkage to career outcomes, and enhancements to engagement, advisement, student services, and teaching innovation—has had a direct impact on retention and degree completion,” notes President Hank Foley, Ph.D. “We are also thrilled at the rankings surge for two of our strongest and most popular technology disciplines.”