These Bergen, Passaic Colleges Rank Among Schools With Highest Paid Grads

TEANECK, N.J. – Graduates of seven colleges in Bergen and Passaic County are earning at or above the national average a decade after enrolling, according to a list released by NJ.com.

<p>A graduate of Berkeley College in Paramus shows off her mortar board.</p> — A graduate of Berkeley College in Paramus shows off her mortar board.
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Lauren Kidd Ferguson

08/11/2017 11:00 a.m.

The list includes 35 two- and four-year colleges in New Jersey, and ranks Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken as number one, with graduates averaging a salary of more than $83,000 ten years after enrolling.

Here are the Bergen and Passaic colleges on the list, their rankings, and the median annual earnings of graduates 10 years after enrollment, according to NJ.com:

33: Eastwick College (Ramsey), $35,100
32: Bergen Community College (Paramus), $35,300
28: Berkeley College (Woodland Park, Paramus), $37,000
26: Felician University (Lodi, Rutherford), $40,300
23: William Paterson University (Wayne), $43,200
17: Ramapo College (Mahwah), $46,000
14: Farleigh Dickinson University (Teaneck), $47,500

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