Head Coach
Ryan Hyland
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Basketball Staff Contacts
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About John Jay College of Criminal Justice Basketball
The CUNYAC is a grind, teams that thrive here play disciplined, possession-heavy basketball and lean on depth over star power. John Jay College has built its identity around that formula under head coach Ryan Hyland, who values ball movement and defensive versatility. This isn't a program chasing high-volume scorers; it's looking for guards and wings who understand spacing, can knock down open threes consistently, and take pride in switching assignments on defense. What separates John Jay recruits from the broader CUNYAC pool is the program's emphasis on academic-athletic balance without compromise. Located in Manhattan, the college attracts cerebral players, kids who see basketball as part of a larger education, not a detour from it. Hyland's teams execute at a high level because they're coached to think, not just react. The conference competition is fiercer than casual observers realize. York, Lehman, and Brooklyn College field legitimate squads, so minutes aren't guaranteed for anyone. Players who commit here should expect to contribute immediately if they're skilled; if not, they're redshirting or fighting for spot minutes. The upside is that CUNYAC success translates, scouts recognize the league's defensive standards and pace-of-play demands. Fit matters here. John Jay suits complementary players, secondary creators, and stretch bigs who space the floor. If you're self-sufficient and coachable, Hyland's system will develop you. Players who arrive at college campus-ready, technically polished and physically prepared, get noticed faster. Florida Coastal Prep's post-graduate program in Fort Walton Beach, FL is built to close that gap. Learn more at floridacoastalprep.com or visit /apply/ to start the conversation.
Net price
$1,110/yr
Grad rate
54%
Enrollment
11,590
Full cost & outcomes
College Cost & Enrollment
Federal College Scorecard snapshot (retrieved 2026-11-04). Not a tuition quote.
Average net price: $1,110 / year (in-state)
Net price by family income
- $30,001–$48,000
- $264 / year
- $48,001–$75,000
- $3,535 / year
- $75,001–$110,000
- $7,336 / year
- $110,001+
- $11,308 / year
More enrollment & tuition figures
- Undergraduate enrollment
- 11,590
- Average net price
- $1,110 / year (in-state)
- Published tuition (in-state)
- $7,470 / year
- Published tuition (out-of-state)
- $15,420 / year
- Graduation rate
- 54%
Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.
City University of New York Athletic Conference Teams
| School | Location | Enrollment | Avg. net price |
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Location New York, NY | Enrollment 16,154 | Avg. net price $657 |
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Location Brooklyn, NY | Enrollment 10,543 | Avg. net price $950 |
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Location New York, NY | Enrollment 16,289 | Avg. net price $1,051 |
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Location New York, NY | Enrollment 11,590 | Avg. net price $1,110 |
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Location The Bronx, NY | Enrollment 10,696 | Avg. net price $541 |
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Location Brooklyn, NY | Enrollment 3,233 | Avg. net price $3,245 |
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Location New York, NY | Enrollment 12,505 | Avg. net price $1,557 |
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Location Queens, NY | Enrollment 4,345 | Avg. net price $1,956 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is John Jay College of Criminal Justice D3?
Yes, John Jay College of Criminal Justice is an NCAA Division III program in the City University of New York Athletic Conference. This page lists division, conference, coach contacts, and recruiting context for John Jay College of Criminal Justice men's basketball.
What conference is John Jay College of Criminal Justice in?
John Jay College of Criminal Justice competes in the City University of New York Athletic Conference for D3 men's basketball.
What is the average net price at John Jay College of Criminal Justice?
Federal College Scorecard data lists an average net price of $1,110 per year for in-state students who received federal aid, after grants and scholarships. This is not a tuition quote.
What is undergraduate enrollment at John Jay College of Criminal Justice?
College Scorecard reports approximately 11,590 undergraduate students. Confirm current enrollment on the school's official website.
How do I get recruited to John Jay College of Criminal Justice?
Build updated game film, complete NCAA or NAIA eligibility requirements for D3, and contact the coaching staff using verified emails on this page or the official athletics staff directory. FCP helps players prepare film and recruiting profiles for D3 programs. See floridacoastalprep.com/apply/ and the how-to-get-recruited guide on this site.
Don't Wait to Start Your Path to John Jay College of Criminal Justice
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Coaching contacts compiled by the FCP recruiting staff. Cost and graduation figures from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, retrieved 2026-11-04.