- The New School is a private school while University of Massachusetts-Lowell is a public school.
- The New School is located in New York, NY and University of Massachusetts-Lowell is located in Lowell, MA.
- The New School has more expensive tuition of $56,386 than University of Massachusetts-Lowell ($35,396).
- The New School has tighter acceptance rate of 61.51% than University of Massachusetts-Lowell (68.83%).
- University of Massachusetts-Lowell is larger with 17,153 students than The New School (10,108 students).
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| #143 in National Universities #29 in New York | Rankings | #105 in National Universities #19 in Massachusetts |
| Private, 4-years | School Type | Public, 4-years |
| New York, NY | Location | Lowell, MA |
| New School University Parsons The New School for Design New School for Social Research Eugene Lang College Mannes College The New School for Drama The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music The New School for Public Engagement Known as | | |
| 2 Year Certificate Associate 2-4 Year Certificate Bachelor's Post-Bachelor Certificate Master's Post-Master Certificate Doctorate (Research) | Offered Degrees | 1 Year Certificate Associate Bachelor's Post-Bachelor Certificate Master's Post-Master Certificate Doctorate (Research) Doctorate (Professional Practice) |
| Research University (high research activity) | Carnegie Classification | Research University (high research activity) |
| Tuition & Fees | ||
| $56,386 | Undergraduate | $16,570 Massachusetts residents $35,396 out-of-state |
| $53,018 | Graduate | $16,050 Massachusetts residents $28,426 out-of-state |
| $20,315 | Financial Aid | $10,220 |
| Admission | ||
| $50 undergraduate $50 graduate | Application Fee | $60 undergraduate $50 graduate |
| 61.51% | Acceptance Rate | 68.83% |
| 28.71% | Yield | 26.49% |
| Test Scores | 1,250 SAT, 28 ACT | |
| Student Population | ||
| 10,108 | Total Students | 17,153 |
| 7,171 | Undergraduate | 12,389 |
| 2,937 | Graduate | 4,764 |
| 304 | Online Enrollment | 4,902 |
| Graduation Rate & Outcomes | ||
| 69% | Graduation Rate | 71% |
| 13% | Transfer-out Rate | |
| 83% | Retention Rate | 84% |
| $55,200 | Average Earning after Graduation | $57,200 |
| Special Learning Opportunities and Student Services | ||
| Online Degree/Certificate Program Offered for Both Undergraduate and Graduate | Distance Learning (Online Classes) | Online Degree/Certificate Program Offered for Both Undergraduate and Graduate |
| Study Abroad Weekend/Evening College | Special Opportunities | ROTC Study Abroad Teacher Certifiate |
| ✔ (Dormitory Capacity: 2,333) $20,500 average annual costs | On-Campus Living | ✔ (Dormitory Capacity: 4,570) $8,710 average annual costs |
| Not offered or not Reported | Meal Plan | Not offered or not Reported |
| Faculties and Staffs | ||
| 10 to 1 | Students to Faculty Ratio | 17 to 1 |
| 406 Full-time 1,634 Part-time | Number of Faculties | 630 Full-time 372 Part-time |
| 1,337 Full-time 1,680 Part-time | Number of Staffs | 1,572 Full-time 404 Part-time |
| $110,360 for Faculties $83,983 Part-time | Average Salary | $110,568 for Faculties $83,003 Part-time |