Binghamton University

At a glance

Admission rate

39%

Total (middle 50%)

1340–1500

Undergraduates

14,655

Setting

Suburb: Midsize

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard - Most Recent Institution-Level Data

Test policy

Test optional Applicants may choose whether to send a score.

Binghamton is test-optional (SAT/ACT not required) for first-year applicants, including Fall 2027 applicants; applicants choose whether scores are reviewed. International applicants who submit SAT/ACT must send official scores directly from the testing agency, and non-native English speakers must submit an English proficiency score less than two years old. (Verified on the official admissions website on 2026-11-06.)

Policy source: binghamton.edu

SAT scores

Total (middle 50%)

1340–1500

Reading and Writing

670–740

Math

670–760

Average total

1415

ACT composite (middle 50%)

30–32

The middle 50%: a quarter of admitted students who sent scores scored below the first number, a quarter above the second. The total adds up the two sections' ranges, so it's approximate.

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard - Most Recent Institution-Level Data

Admissions

Accepts

Common App, SUNY Application, Coalition Application$50 nonrefundable fee; international applicants are not eligible for fee waivers.

Application fee

$50

Phone

(607) 777-2000

Admissions email

admit@binghamton.edu

Source: School's page (binghamton.edu), checked November 6, 2026

Cost

Tuition, in-state

$10,567per year

Tuition, out-of-state

$32,467per year

Average net price

$20,907What students who get federal aid pay on average after grants and scholarships, per year.

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard - Most Recent Institution-Level Data

Outcomes

Graduation rate

82%

First-year retention

89%

Median earnings 10 years after entry

$89,136

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard - Most Recent Institution-Level Data

Degrees and programs

Degree levels: bachelor, post-baccalaureate certificate, master, doctoral, first professional, graduate certificate

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard - Most Recent Data by Field of Study