Thomas Edison State University (TESU) vs. New Jersey City University

Compare two schools with tuition, admission, test scores, and more academic characteristics.

  • Both Thomas Edison State University (TESU) and New Jersey City University are public.
  • Both schools are located in New Jersey.
  • New Jersey City University has more expensive tuition of $24,888 than TESU ($8,598).
  • TESU is larger with 8,248 students than New Jersey City University (6,539 students).
Thomas Edison State University
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#29 in New Jersey
Rankings#26 in New Jersey
Public, 4-yearsSchool TypePublic, 4-years
Trenton, NJLocationJersey City, NJ
TESUKnown as
Offered DegreesBachelor's
Post-Bachelor Certificate
Master's
Post-Master Certificate
Doctorate (Research)
Master's College and University (medium programs)Carnegie ClassificationMaster's College and University (larger programs)
Tuition & Fees
$6,638 New Jersey residents
$8,598 out-of-state
Undergraduate$13,971 New Jersey residents
$24,888 out-of-state
$12,150Graduate$14,854 New Jersey residents
$23,635 out-of-state
$2,520Financial Aid$11,445
Admission
Application Fee$50 undergraduate
$55 graduate
Acceptance Rate91.85%
Yield24.63%
Test Scores
Student Population
8,248Total Students6,539
7,358Undergraduate4,895
890Graduate1,644
8,172Online Enrollment1,841
Graduation Rate & Outcomes
Graduation Rate38%
Transfer-out Rate26%
Retention Rate73%
$57,300Average Earning after Graduation$46,000
Special Learning Opportunities and Student Services
Distance Learning (Online Classes)Online Degree/Certificate Program Offered for Graduate
Special OpportunitiesROTC
Study Abroad
Weekend/Evening College
Teacher Certifiate
On-Campus Living✔ (Dormitory Capacity: 624)
$10,985 average annual costs
Meal PlanNot offered or not Reported
Faculties and Staffs
15 to 1Students to Faculty Ratio15 to 1
Number of Faculties240 Full-time
468 Part-time
283 Full-time
26 Part-time
Number of Staffs848 Full-time
473 Part-time
Average Salary$103,213 for Faculties
$79,507 Part-time
All data used in our site is from IPEDS (The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System), U.S. Department of Education, academic year 2022-2023