College Viability Inspection Report

Bet Medrash Gadol Ateret Torah

New York · Private, not-for-profit

Bet Medrash Gadol Ateret Torah is a private, nonprofit institution in New York. This report benchmarks Bet Medrash Gadol Ateret Torah's most recent reported year (2024) against 2,000+ U.S. colleges across three dimensions: student outcomes, financial health, and value for money. All figures are drawn from federal IPEDS filings and are reported without editorial judgment.

Data note: The U.S. Department of Education's IPEDS database did not include every reported figure for Bet Medrash Gadol Ateret Torah between 2020 and 2024. 1 indicator is not reported in IPEDS for any year 2020–2024 and 2 inspection flags could not be evaluated for lack of data — affected indicators are tagged below; missing years are shown as gaps in trend charts rather than estimated.

Bet Medrash Gadol Ateret Torah Inspection Flags

Student Outcomes
Financial Health
Value for Your Money

Inspection flags are nine independent checks across student outcomes, financial health, and cost-to-value that surface areas of a college's reported numbers worth a closer look. A triggered flag means the college's data met a specific threshold that students and families may want to ask about — for example, graduation rates slipping below a level, or tuition rising while outcomes decline. A clear flag means the threshold was not met. Flags are signals for further conversation, not verdicts.

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Data Summary

Bet Medrash Gadol Ateret Torah — All Reported Indicators

Plain-text reference table of every metric and inspection flag for Bet Medrash Gadol Ateret Torah. Values reflect IPEDS-reported figures; percent changes reflect endpoint-to-endpoint 2020 → 2024 comparison; percentiles reflect 2024 national rank against four-year public and private nonprofit institutions. Cells marked "not reported" indicate the indicator was not present in IPEDS for this institution.

Student Outcomes

Metric2024 Value5-Yr % ChangeNational Percentile
Four-Year Graduation Rate0.0%0.0%0th
Six-Year Graduation Rate38.0%-32.1%21st
Full-Time Retention Rate87.0%+8.8%80th
Pell Grant Six-Year Graduation Rate50.0%not reported53rd
Pell-to-Non-Pell Graduation Gap11.1ppnot reported60th
Pell Share of Cohort30.8%+269.2%33rd

Financial Health

Metric2024 Value5-Yr % ChangeNational Percentile
Revenue-to-Expense Ratio1.05×-8.5%42nd
Tuition Dependency Percentage11.2%+11.0%8th
Total FTE Enrollment150-7.4%11th
Endowment Valuenot reportednot reportednot reported
State Appropriations as % of Revenue0.0%0.0%not reported
Net Assets (End of Year)$6.9M+11.5%14th

Value for Money

Metric2024 Value5-Yr % ChangeNational Percentile
Instructional Spending %23.3%+15.8%17th
Student Support Spending %3.1%-38.8%8th
Administrative Spending %11.6%-8.4%21st
Instruction+Support to Admin Ratio2.27×+14.4%36th
Average Net Price$4,058-22.0%2nd
Net Price: $0-30K Income$1,266-63.8%2nd
Net Price: $30K-48K Income$1,154-73.0%1st
Net Price: $48-75K Income$3,353-20.2%1st
Net Price: $75K-110K Income$3,500not reported1st
Net Price: $110K+ Incomenot reportednot reportednot reported

Inspection Flags

FlagSectionStatus
Retention Below 75%Student OutcomesCleared
Four-Year Graduation Rate Below 50%Student OutcomesTriggered
Pell Gap Exceeds 10 PointsStudent OutcomesNot Evaluated
Revenue-to-Expense Below 1.0Financial HealthCleared
Negative Change in Net AssetsFinancial HealthCleared
Endowment Flat or DecliningFinancial HealthNot Evaluated
High Cost, Low CompletionValue for MoneyCleared
Low Instruction-to-Admin RatioValue for MoneyCleared
Rising Price, Falling OutcomesValue for MoneyCleared