Is CUNY School of Law worth it?

Long Island City, NY · Public · 4-year

CUNY School of Law is a public, four-year institution in Long Island City, New York (large city). It awarded 213 degrees in 2024, most often in law.

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Federal context for CUNY School of Law

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Median earnings 1 year after

$79,934

Median earnings 4 years after

$88,142

Completions (2024)

213

Median earnings after completing, by program

ProgramCredentialMedian earnings, 1yrMedian earnings, 4yrGraduates counted
LawFirst professional$73,397$87,345253

Source: College Scorecard, June 2026 release, and IPEDS. Earnings cover federally aided students only, so they do not cover every graduate.

Awards conferred, by program

Awards conferred in 2024, from IPEDS completions.
ProgramAward levelAwards
LawDoctoral professional practice213

Federal view: Census PSEO, most recent federal cohort, one year after completion

IndustryShare of graduatesGraduates counted
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services46%734
Public Administration15%236
Educational Services12%194
Health Care and Social Assistance8%135
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services5%88
Other Services (except Public Administration)4%71
Finance and Insurance4%58
Information1%20

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Sources: federal figures for CUNY School of Law. Federal figures from College Scorecard and IPEDS. Occupation pay from Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS for New York. Counts under 10 are not published.

Updated September 18, 2026 · Methodology · Report a problem with this page