Enrollment

(Fall 2024)

1,396

Total Enrollment

89% / 11%

Full-Time/Part-Time

80%

Pursuing an Undergraduate Degree

20%

Pursuing a Graduate Degree


Undergraduate Student Body

(Fall 2024)

65%

Female

35%

Male


Undergraduate Degree Programs

Associate in Arts Program

Liberal Arts

Bachelor Programs

Biology
Business Management
Communication Studies
Criminal Justice
English
Environmental Studies
Finance
Health Sciences
History
Humanities
Information Technology
Mathematics
Marketing
Nursing
Pre-Athletic Training
Pre-Medical
Pre-Occupational Therapy
Pre-Physical Therapy
Psychology
Social Sciences
Social Work
Teacher Education


Graduate Degree Programs

Bachelor of Science/Master of Science Program

Occupational Therapy

Master of Business Administration Programs

Management
Healthcare Management * Also offered as a graduate certificate

Master of Science Program

Family Nurse Practitioner
Occupational Therapy
Organizational Leadership and Communication

Master of Science in Education Programs

Adolescence Education
Adolescence Education/Students with Disabilities
Childhood Education
Childhood Education/Students with Disabilities
Teacher of Students Who are Blind or Visually Impaired
Teacher of Students with Disabilities

Doctor of Nursing Practice Program

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy

Pre-Professional Programs

Pre-Bioengineering


Nursing
Business Management
Health Sciences
Criminal Justice
Biology
Psychology

Social Sciences
Marketing
Finance
Liberal Arts
Communication Studies


Faculty

(Fall 2024)

66

full-time faculty

14:1

faculty/student ratio

75%

of faculty hold doctorates or other terminal degrees


Financial Aid

(2023-2024 Preliminary)

100%

First-time full-time freshman receiving financial aid

80%

Total full-time undergraduates receiving financial aid

$28,876

Average financial aid package (FT/FT)


Alumni

(As of May 2024)

16,000 +


Athletics

(Fall 2024)

18 Varsity Teams

Eight for men and ten for women. They play in Division II of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC).

Mascot

Charlie the Charger

Colors

Red and black


History

The University was founded in 1952 by the Dominican Sisters of Blauvelt.


Campus Properties

31 Acres

Main Campus

17 Acres

Athletic fields and parking

16 Acres

Extended campus

15

Buildings making up the campus