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Architectural Technology/Technician Programs in New York

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This page ranks the 5 Architectural Technology/Technician programs in New York by median earnings of Architectural Technology/Technician graduates four years after completing. Pratt Institute-Main leads the list with median earnings of $84,447 four years after completing.

Across the five schools with a published figure, earnings range from $84,447 to $61,664, with a median of $71,914.

The list includes 1 public institution and 4 private nonprofits. CUNY New York City College of Technology reports the lowest average net price at $5,127.

Cornell University ranks 47th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions.

The ranked list

5 schools in list order
RankSchoolProgram EarningsAverage net priceNet price, families under $30KAdmission rate
1Pratt Institute-Main · Brooklyn, NY$84,447$52,659$38,54573.3%
Pratt Institute-Main reports median earnings of $84,447 for its Architectural Technology/Technician graduates four years after completing, alongside an average net price of $52,659.
2Syracuse University · Syracuse, NY$76,367$38,793$15,81745.9%
Syracuse University admits 46% of applicants and its Architectural Technology/Technician completers who borrowed left with a median of $31,000 in federal loans.
3Cornell University · Ithaca, NY$71,914$28,690$1,7768.8%
Cornell University ranks 47th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions and shows an average net price of $1,776 for families earning under $30,000.
4New York Institute of Technology · Old Westbury, NY$69,776$22,443$17,08481.0%
New York Institute of Technology ranks 4th on this list, with median earnings of $69,776 for its Architectural Technology/Technician graduates four years after completing.
5CUNY New York City College of Technology · Brooklyn, NY$61,664$5,127$3,81080.3%
CUNY New York City College of Technology, a public institution in Brooklyn, reports median federal debt of $14,692 among Architectural Technology/Technician completers who borrowed.

How this list is ordered

Programs are ordered by the median earnings of their Architectural Technology/Technician graduates four years after completing, highest first. Only programs with a reported earnings cohort in New York appear. The figure captures federally aided completers who were working and not enrolled four years after completing. It does not adjust for graduate school enrollment, cost, or who enrolls, and it is not a measure of teaching quality. The range and median below cover the 5 schools with a published figure. Pratt Institute-Main leads with $84,447, and the gap to second-ranked Syracuse University is $8,080.