Fordham Facts

16,800 students in nine schools
11,000 undergraduates
2,500 first-year students
5,700 graduate and professional students

Rose Hill, Bronx, NY
7,400 undergraduate and graduate students

Lincoln Center, Manhattan, NY
8,200 undergraduate and graduate students

Westchester, West Harrison, NY
200 undergraduates and graduate students

The Louis Calder Center Biological Field Station, Armonk, NY

The Fordham University London Centre

Fordham College at Rose Hill (1841)
3,800 students enrolled

Fordham College at Lincoln Center (1968)
2,400 students enrolled

Gabelli School of Business (1920)
2,800 students enrolled at Rose Hill, 700 undergraduates and 1,100 graduates at Lincoln Center

Fordham School of Professional and Continuing Studies (1944)
200 students at Rose Hill, 800 at Lincoln Center, 40 at Westchester

Gabelli School of Business (1969)
1,100 students at Lincoln Center

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (1916)
600 students at Rose Hill, 300 at Lincoln Center

Graduate School of Education (1916)
800 students

Graduate School of Social Service (1916)
1,100 students

School of Law (1905)
1,600 students at Lincoln Center, 100 Online

59% Women
40% Men

43% Underrepresented Populations
22% Hispanic/Latinx
13% Asian
7% Black/African American
0.1% American Indian/Alaska
0.1% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

Geographical origins:
50 states, D.C., Puerto Rico, Guam, Northern Mariana Island and 121 countries

32% Catholic
2% Jewish
10% Protestant
18% Other
38% Religious Affiliation Unknown

200,000+ total

714 Full-time Instructors
53% Men
47% Women
27% Underrepresented Populations

439 Tenured Faculty
57% Men
43% Women
26% Underrepresented Populations

94% of full-time faculty hold a Ph.D. or other terminal degree

14:1 undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio
23 students average class size

Doctoral Universities: High Research Activity

Fordham is classified as a Doctoral University or Doctoral/Professional University, one of 135 classified as High Research Activity