Can an average Indian student join Wagner College?

Wagner College does not have global rankings. However, some notable rankings of Wagner College are as follows-

Forbes ranked Wagner College #478 in Top Colleges 2025, #257 In Private Colleges, #169 and In The Northeast.

US News annual rankings closely follow the release of the 2025 Washington Monthly ratings, which put Wagner at number 161 out of 589 national universities that graduate a significant number of master's students. 

According to EduRank, the college ranked #2867 of 14,131 in the world, #813 of 2,597 in North America, #746 of 2,496 in the US and #77 of 221 in New York.

US News and World Report ranked Wagner College #60 in Regional Universities North, #49 in Best Value Schools, #314 in Nursing and #127 in Top Performers on Social Mobility. 

Living on campus is not only convenient but also a great opportunity to enrich student's educational experience. Students develop skills in leadership, communication, assertiveness, and time management, as well as enhance their understanding of the diverse backgrounds of college students. The residence halls have all amenities and provide security 24/7. The cost of on-campus housing is  $9,300 and the cost of meals is $7,185. 

Students can also find off-campus housing near Wagner College where rent starts from $1,100 per month. Students living off-campus need to commute every day which can be costly and time-consuming. 

Wagner College is known for its nationally recognised academic program, the Wagner Plan for the Practical Liberal Arts, which combines learning communities with service learning, internships, and research. It continues to excel in national rankings, as the 2025 US News & World Report attests. Forbes ranked Wagner College #478 in Top Colleges 2025, #257 In Private Colleges, #169 and In The Northeast. Popular courses at Wagner College are MBA, Nursing, Performing Arts and Theatre, Arts Administration, Psychology, and Environmental Science. Some of the notable alumni of Wagner College are Peter L. Berger, sociologist and theologian, Kathy Brier, actor, Fred Espenak, NASA astronomer and Alicia Luciano, Miss New Jersey 2002. 

Wagner College in Staten Island, New York is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Regents of the University of the State of New York. College offer internships that provide important hands-on learning and career preparation. Many students have an internship every semester, and these can turn into full-time jobs. US News and World Report ranked Wagner College #60 in Regional Universities North, #49 in Best Value Schools, #314 in Nursing and #127 in Top Performers on Social Mobility. The college has a vibrant international community. The living expenses while studying is approximately $20,000, excluding tuition costs.