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Center for Allied Health Education vs Vassar College

Side by side on admissions, cost, and fit, from the same verified school records.

Center for Allied Health Education Vassar College
Acceptance rate lower = more selective 18.5% 18.6%
SAT range (mid 50%) n/a 1,450-1,550
ACT range (mid 50%) n/a 33-35
Average net price what students actually pay after aid $48,150 $39,343
Sticker cost of attendance n/a $87,419
Graduation rate n/a 91%
Retention rate n/a 95%
Undergraduates 437 2,444
Student-faculty ratio 10:1 7:1
Setting Brooklyn, NY Poughkeepsie, NY
Type Private for-profit Private nonprofit
Application fee n/a $65
Test policy n/a Test-optional

Highlighted values mark the stronger figure on cost and outcomes. Verified for the cycle.

Common questions

Is Center for Allied Health Education or Vassar College harder to get into?

Center for Allied Health Education is more selective, with a 18.5% acceptance rate versus 18.6% at Vassar College. Both should be treated as reaches unless your stats sit at or above the mid-50% range shown above.

Which is cheaper, Center for Allied Health Education or Vassar College?

Vassar College has the lower average net price ($39,343 versus $48,150). Net price is what families actually pay after grants and scholarships, so it is a truer comparison than sticker price. Run each school's net price calculator for your own income.