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Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College is a private, nonprofit institution in Maryland. This report benchmarks Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College'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 Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College between 2020 and 2024. 5 indicators have IPEDS data missing for one or more years 2020–2024 (including 2 with no years reported at all) 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.
Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College Inspection Flags
Student Outcomes
Financial Health
Value for Your Money
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Section 1 of 3
Student Outcomes
How students at Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College complete their degrees, benchmarked against U.S. four-year colleges.
Section 2 of 3
College Financial Health
How financially stable Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College is, benchmarked against U.S. four-year colleges.
Section 3 of 3
Value for Your Money
How Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College spends its budget and what families pay, benchmarked against U.S. four-year colleges.
Total Operating Spending
$2.1M
2024
Where every dollar was spent
Cost by household income
How Much Will This Cost for Your Income Level?
Net price is the average annual out-of-pocket cost for first-time, full-time undergraduate students — tuition + fees + room & board, minus the grants and scholarships the institution reports providing to students in each income bracket. Select your household income below to see the reported figure for that group.
Net Price by Household Income Bracket
Figures reported to the U.S. Department of Education via IPEDS for the 2023–24 academic year. Does not account for loans.
Avg Annual Net Price
$19,590
63rd percentile nationally for this income bracket
For a family earning $48,001–$75,000, Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College's average annual net price in 2024 was $19,590. Net price is the reported cost after grants and scholarships are applied; it does not account for loans.
Data Summary
Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College — All Reported Indicators
Plain-text reference table of every metric and inspection flag for Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and College. 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
| Metric | 2024 Value | 5-Yr % Change | National Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Four-Year Graduation Rate | 100.0% | +809.1% | 100th |
| Six-Year Graduation Rate | 100.0% | +809.1% | 99th |
| Full-Time Retention Rate | 91.0% | -9.0% | 86th |
| Pell Grant Six-Year Graduation Rate | not reported | not reported | not reported |
| Pell-to-Non-Pell Graduation Gap | not reported | not reported | not reported |
| Pell Share of Cohort | 0.0% | not reported | 0th |
Financial Health
| Metric | 2024 Value | 5-Yr % Change | National Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue-to-Expense Ratio | 0.99× | -9.6% | 25th |
| Total FTE Enrollment | 208 | +110.1% | 13th |
| Endowment Value | not reported | not reported | not reported |
| Net Assets (End of Year) | $2.0M | +97.5% | 8th |
Value for Money
| Metric | 2024 Value | 5-Yr % Change | National Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instructional Spending % | 49.8% | -11.7% | 92nd |
| Student Support Spending % | 25.4% | +36.0% | 89th |
| Administrative Spending % | 24.6% | -1.2% | 73rd |
| Instruction+Support to Admin Ratio | 3.06× | +1.3% | 58th |
| Average Net Price | $20,687 | +9.5% | 59th |
| Net Price: $0-30K Income | $15,465 | not reported | 59th |
| Net Price: $30K-48K Income | $9,093 | not reported | 22nd |
| Net Price: $48-75K Income | $19,590 | not reported | 63rd |
| Net Price: $75K-110K Income | $21,678 | not reported | 55th |
| Net Price: $110K+ Income | not reported | not reported | not reported |
Inspection Flags
| Flag | Section | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Retention Below 80% | Student Outcomes | Cleared |
| Four-Year Graduation Rate Below 50% | Student Outcomes | Cleared |
| Pell Gap Exceeds 10 Points | Student Outcomes | Not Evaluated |
| Revenue-to-Expense Below 1.0 | Financial Health | Cleared |
| Enrollment Declined 5% or More | Financial Health | Cleared |
| Endowment Under $50M or Growth Under 15% | Financial Health | Not Evaluated |
| High Cost, Low Completion | Value for Money | Cleared |
| Spending on Students Below the National Median | Value for Money | Cleared |
| Rising Price, Falling Outcomes | Value for Money | Cleared |