Hilbert College

Hamburg, NYPrivate Nonprofit4-YearAccredited

44.5 - Average

Key Facts

Graduation Rate

47%

IPEDS 2023

Retention Rate

63%

IPEDS 2023

Acceptance Rate

98%

IPEDS 2023

Total Enrollment

2,912

IPEDS 2023

Student-Faculty Ratio

15:1

IPEDS 2023

Accreditation

Middle States Commission on Higher Education

Campus Setting

Suburb: Large

Calendar System

Semester

Programs

No programs are currently listed for this school. Program data is sourced from IPEDS and updated annually.

About Hilbert College

Hilbert College is a private nonprofit four-year institution located in Hamburg, New York, within a large suburban area south of Buffalo. The college enrolls 2,912 students (IPEDS 2023) and holds a quality score of 44.50 out of 100. It reports a completion rate of 47% (IPEDS 2023) and a retention rate of 63% (IPEDS 2023).

Hilbert College provides bachelor's degree programs in a small, focused campus environment. Specific vocational or technical program listings are not currently detailed in available records, but the college operates at the four-year level with a student-centered approach to higher education.

Situated in Hamburg in Erie County, New York, Hilbert College is accessible to students throughout the Buffalo-Niagara region. The suburban campus setting offers proximity to regional employment and healthcare industries, supporting students in a range of academic and professional fields.

Contact Information

Visit website

(716) 649-7900

EDMUNETTE PACZESNY

edmunette@hilbert.edu

5200 S Park Ave, Hamburg, NY 14075-1597

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