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CUNY Hunter College

#1004 in US ranking New York City, NY
Type:
Public
Programs:
4 years or more

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Cost

Cost / year
$12,400
Tuition & fees
$7,380
Avg. aid
$9,090
Receiving aid
89%

Admissions

Acceptance rate
54%
SAT range
1100–1420

Outcomes

Graduation rate
57%
Median salary
$43,682
1 yr after graduation

What are the popular events and traditions at CUNY Hunter College?

Hunter's student events include Welcome Week activities intended to help new and returning students find campus resources and meet organizations. Concerts and seasonal gatherings also appear in student programming, although schedules and organizers can change from year to year.

Events described in campus listings have included a spring concert and a Thanksgiving dinner. Those examples illustrate the mix of social and community-oriented programming; they should not be taken as a promise that the same event will occur in every term. Academic talks, performances, exhibitions, and student-group events provide other recurring opportunities to participate. For a commuter, checking both the event venue and end time may be as useful as checking the theme.

What are the student housing and dining options at CUNY Hunter College?

Hunter offers undergraduate housing, but placement should not be assumed to be automatic. Its residential arrangements include the Brookdale Residence Hall in Manhattan, with additional options potentially varying by year and availability. Housing is separate from admission to the college, so applicants need to follow the residence application and assignment process.

Students should compare each housing option's location, eligibility, room type, contract dates, and travel time to their classes. This matters especially for programs based away from the 68th Street campus. Campus dining options and nearby food businesses provide choices for meals, but a student should confirm the current dining locations and whether a particular residence or plan includes a meal arrangement before budgeting. Off-campus renters must account for deposits, utilities, and lease terms that differ from college housing charges.

CUNY Hunter College Campus Life

College owned housing available

Yes

Co-ed housing

Yes

Freshmen can park on campus

No

Highspeed speed internet

Yes

School organizations

154

CUNY Hunter College Campus at a Glance

Student-to-faculty ratio
13:1
Undergraduates living on campus
99%
Campus size
64 acres

CUNY Hunter College Career Help & Outcomes

Career Centers:

Full time employees: 5

Part time employees: 11

Career Counselling:

Individual: All undergraduates

Group: All undergraduates

Career Center services:

  • Job Interviews
  • Career library
  • Resume preparation
  • Resume refers to employers
  • Career/Interest testing
  • Interview workshop
  • Alumni network

Other information:

Job bank on campus

Yes

Job fairs on campus

Yes

On campus employer recruitment

All undergraduates

CUNY Hunter College Library Services and Resources

Main library name

Hunter College Libraries

Number of libraries on campus

5

Reservable study rooms in library

Yes

24h access

No

Physical facilities

Yes

Access to digital/electronic resources

Yes

Staff trained to provide and interpret library materials

Yes

Established library hours

Yes

Access to library collections that are shared with other institutions

Yes

CUNY Hunter College Computer Labs Access

  • 24h access
  • Help desk

CUNY Hunter College Location & Map

Data last updated on November 2, 2026

Data sources: IPEDS 2024-25, Peterson 2026, College Scorecard 10/2026, Clery 2024 (2023-24), OpenAlex 2026

Figures on this profile come from federal and third-party datasets in the editions listed above and are refreshed periodically, so they may differ from what the institution currently reports. Confirm costs, deadlines and requirements with the school before making decisions.

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