Wayne, New Jersey
Recruiting Questionnaire
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Graduation Rate
73.3%
Retention Rate
18:1
Student-Faculty Ratio
79%
Full-time Students
3.15
Average GPA
Not reported
ACT
Not reported
SAT
90.1%
Acceptance Rate
Test Requirements
William Paterson University of New Jersey considers the SAT or ACT during the application process, but does not require them.
$18,745
Avg. Annual Cost
42.9%
Receive Federal Loans
$22,334
Median Debt at Graduation
$236
Monthly Loan Payment
$57,780
Median Earnings
American Indian/Alaska Native
Students: 0.15% / Faculty: 0.00%
Asian
Students: 6.82% / Faculty: 20.23%
Black
Students: 21.67% / Faculty: 8.78%
Hispanic/Latino
Students: 34.06% / Faculty: 6.49%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
Students: 0.09% / Faculty: 0.00%
Non Resident
Students: 2.57% / Faculty: 1.53%
Two or more
Students: 2.24% / Faculty: 0.00%
Unknown
Students: 2.80% / Faculty: 2.29%
White
Students: 29.60% / Faculty: 60.69%
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