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Boricua College SAT scores, admissions, and net price

New York, NYPrivate nonprofitPrimarily four-yearLarge city

Boricua College is a private nonprofit primarily four-year in New York, NY. Average annual net price is $15,245. About 391 undergraduates are reported. These figures describe federal reporting cohorts. They are not an admission cutoff or a TaroPrep score estimate.

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SAT goal

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Admission rate

Not reported

Undergraduates

391

Average net price

$15,245

Test policy

Not reported

How this SAT range relates to Digital SAT prep

College Scorecard does not report a complete SAT range for Boricua College. Use the admissions and cost figures below, and confirm the current testing policy on the college site.

Reported score ranges

The 25th to 75th percentile spans the middle half of enrolled students who submitted scores.

SAT compositeNot reported
SAT Reading and WritingNot reported
SAT MathNot reported
ACT compositeNot reported
ACT EnglishNot reported
ACT MathNot reported

Fields of study

Share of undergraduate credentials awarded across the school's largest broad program groups.

Liberal arts and humanities44.9%
Education28.6%
Public administration and social service21.4%
Business and management5.1%

Published cost and aid context

Federal figures describe reported averages. A college calculator is the better source for a household-specific estimate.

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Average net price

$15,245

Average cost of attendance

$24,213

In-state tuition and fees

$13,025

Out-of-state tuition and fees

$13,025

Books and supplies

$400

On-campus room and board

Not reported

Average net price by family income

Reported annual net price after federal, state, local, and institutional grant aid.

$0 to $30,000

$14,809

$30,001 to $48,000

$13,907

$48,001 to $75,000

$23,253

Average net price is not the posted price. It reflects the average amount paid after grant aid among students covered by the federal measure.

Student body

Enrollment composition from the latest available institution reporting period.

Undergraduates

391

Part-time students

0%

Age 25 and older

98%

Campus setting

Large city

American Indian or Alaska Native0.0%
Asian0.5%
Black19.7%
Hispanic77.0%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander1.5%
Two or more races0.0%
White1.3%
International0.0%
Race or ethnicity unknown0.0%

Completion, retention, and financial outcomes

Outcome cohorts differ by metric. Treat the values as institutional context, not a forecast for one student.

Completion within 150% time

81%

Completion within 200% time

48%

Full-time retention

86%

Three-year loan repayment

45%

Median earnings, 6 years

$30,398

Median earnings, 10 years

$35,348

Median federal debt

$6,347

Students receiving Pell Grants

86%

Campus location

3755 Broadway, New York, NY 10032-1560

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Source and reporting notes

This profile uses the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard institution file updated June 10, 2026. Each metric uses its latest available reporting cohort, so years can differ across admissions, costs, debt, and earnings. Suppressed or missing values are shown as not reported.

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Questions students ask

What SAT range does Boricua College report?

Boricua College does not report a complete middle-50% SAT range in the current federal file.

How selective is Boricua College?

An admission rate is not reported in the current federal file.

What does Boricua College cost after aid?

The reported average annual net price is $15,245. Your actual amount can differ substantially by family income and aid eligibility.

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