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“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
But some of us were born for more.
Some of us were born to engage. To activate. To power on.
Some brought us light.
Some brought us the miracle of flight.
Some brought us the very freedom we have to discover these things.
But they all had one thing in common: they would not be extinguished.
A light switched on in them that could never be turned off.
And the world benefitted.
So go ahead. Fix what isn’t broken.
Tinker, and alter, and update.
And if anyone has a problem with that, We’ll be here waiting.
University of New Haven Power On.
Jens Frederiksen, Ph.D. President
“At the University of New Haven, you will find a community that powers your goals and the dreams you didn’t even know you had. Our primary focus is on maximizing student outcomes and the return on investment for our students. At University New Haven, there is simply no ceiling on what you can accomplish. Your future starts now.”
At the University of New Haven, learning happens at the intersection of hands-on experience and cross-departmental collaboration. Academic and professional success are deeply linked, so each of our fi ve academic colleges and schools blend classical disciplines with career-ready, cutting-edge programs.
Our faculty are active in their areas of professional expertise, and we are constantly transforming our facilities and learning curve so that you can excel at any role you choose. Our interdisciplinary approach will give you the knowledge and tools to pursue even your most audacious goals.
5,000+ Full-Time Undergraduate Students
32.2% Underrepresented Students
100+ Majors and Programs 85+ Minors and Certifi cates
285+ Full-Time Faculty Members 18 Average Class Size
90+ Graduate Programs 1160* Average SAT (CR/M Only) 16:1 Student to Faculty Ratio 27* Average ACT Composite
71,000+ Alumni Community 3.4 Average GPA
Recognized for excellence in developing transfer pathways leading to success among community college transfer students.
Named a “College of Distinction” by Colleges of Distinction for the 15th consecutive year.
Proud member of The New American Colleges and Universities since 2015.
Activate your best self with the support of fellow students and our committed faculty — a diverse community from every corner of the world.
Collaboration and problem-solving are two of the most critical skills for success today, enabling you to build the confi dence to take risks and take on the world.
Accounting
Actuarial Science
Art & Creative Technology
Biochemistry
Biology
Pre-Medical Science*
Business Analytics
Business Management
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Biomedical Engineering*
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Communication
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Cyber Threat Intelligence &
Financial Crimes Investigations (hybrid/online)
Cybersecurity
Dental Hygiene
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Emergency Management
Engineering (General)
English
Esport & Digital Game Management
Exercise Science
Finance & Financial Analytics
Fire Protection Engineering
Fire Science
Forensic Science
Game Design &
Interactive Media
Genetics & Biotechnology
Graphic & Digital Design
Health Sciences
Occupational Therapy*
Occupational Therapy, OTD (3+3)
Speech-Language Pathology*
History
Homeland Security
Hospitality &
Tourism Management
Intelligence Analysis
Interdisciplinary Studies
Interior Design
Pre-Architecture*
International Affairs
International Business
Legal Studies
Marine & Environmental Sciences
Marine Biology*
Marine Policy*
Environmental Science*
Marketing Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Medical Laboratory Science
Music
Music Industry
Music & Sound Recording
Music Technology & Innovation
Nutrition Sciences
Paramedicine
Political Science
Psychology
Clinical Psychology*
Community & Society*
Forensic Psychology*
Public Health
Security & Defense Policy
Sport Management
Undeclared/Exploratory
Pre-Professional
Pre-Law
Pre-Medical
Pre-Health Professions
*Concentration
For a full list of all academic programs, scan the QR code or visit newhaven.edu/academics
Our unique offerings allow you to earn your undergraduate and graduate degrees in a total of four to fi ve years.
These options are intended to get you into your chosen fi eld in less time and for less money than traditional programs while helping you seamlessly transition from student to professional.
Learn more and view the full list of our dual degree programs.
Learn more about our graduate programs.
Gain expertise in your fi eld with over 90 graduate programs, including four doctoral programs.
The Payout:
Invest one year in a master’s degree.
Earn $30K more in salary. Earn $30K in salary.
dual degree program in comparison to obtaining both degrees separately.
Gain the knowledge and skills you need to excel while you learn to balance theory with practice. You’ll get firsthand experience and an up-close look at your field of choice.
Robert M. Lee and Linda M. Wilkins
Marine Science Center at Canal Dock
Our new Lee and Wilkins Marine Science Center at Canal Dock is located on the shore of Long Island Sound and serves as the anchor for the marine and environmental sciences programs.
The center offers state-of-the art lab facilities for undergraduate and graduate students and serves as an environmental education hub for the greater New Haven community.
Student projects won six awards, and three honorable mentions, from the National Academy of Television Arts and SciencesBoston/New England Chapter, receiving the student Emmys in six major categories.
The University’s Model United Nations Program celebrated its 10th anniversary this year. Students participating in National Model UN conferences bring home record numbers of Outstanding Position Paper Awards, Outstanding Delegate Awards, and Outstanding Delegation Awards. The program is open to students of all majors and helps them increase their global awareness and develop key professional and leadership skills.
Named for one of the most respected experts in forensic science in the nation, the Henry C. Lee College has earned the University of New Haven an international reputation for excellence in the fields of criminal justice, forensic science, fire science, homeland security, emergency management, national security, and international affairs.
You’ll learn from faculty who have worked for the FBI, CIA, Secret Service, United Nations, and many local and state police departments. You’ll be in the center of investigations, allowing you to use the latest technology in bringing safety, justice, and security to our communities and our country.
An exciting story for descendants and forensic genealogists: Forensic scientists in the Henry C. Lee College are examining human skeletal remains recovered from the Whydah pirate ship that went down in 1717 to track down living relatives. Scientists are analyzing the DNA in pursuit of the ship’s pirate captain, Samuel “Black Sam” Bellamy, named by Forbes magazine as the richest pirate in history. Some families out there may soon have boasting rights to a much more dramatic history than they previously imagined.
The Pompea College of Business is where future entrepreneurs, executives, managers, and marketers come to gain a solid foundation in the theories, disciplines, and skills they’ll need to either climb the ladder in the business world or create their own path.
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Our alumni have gone on to executive roles with Amazon, Boeing, Goldman Sachs, Pfizer, DuPont, MasterCard Worldwide, and many other Fortune 500 companies as well as start-ups and entrepreneurial ventures.
New York Mets Partnership
The Pompea College of Business Becomes First Official Higher Education Partner of Major League Baseball’s New York Mets.
Our Anatomage Table brings anatomy to life with 3D visuals based on real human bodies. This cutting-edge technology gives our students the chance to explore digitized cadavers, practice with advanced medical tools, and experience hands-on learning.
The interdisciplinary health sciences curriculum prepares students not only for the healthcare careers in demand today but also for the healthcare opportunities of the future — one of the reasons we’re recognized as a leader in healthcare education.
All students in our School of Health Sciences participate in hands-on learning through internships or clinical field work.
The School of Health Sciences is among the first in the nation to pursue certification in person-centered care for higher education institutions.
The Tagliatela College of Engineering offers a strong suite of engineering and applied science programs.
Each of our innovative undergraduate programs combines stellar academic instruction, development of AI enabled technical communication skills, an entrepreneurial mindset, and an invaluable internship requirement, enabling students to earn professional experience in the course of completing their degree.
The University of New Haven is one of only 23 colleges and universities in the country designated by the National Security Agency (NSA) as a Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations. The certification recognizes the University’s bachelor’s degree programs in cybersecurity and computer science.
At the University of New Haven, we reimagined how career development should work and created an integrative approach so that future success is built right into your academic experience. We do more than just post positions. We’ll directly connect you to opportunities with our employer partners.
Handshake is a national platform that connects students with employers from around the country as well as our own partners. The first step is to upload your resume so we can start tracking your career growth and get you connected with opportunities. Through Handshake, you can view internships, career opportunities, and on-campus jobs, connect with the Career Development Center, and access resources to launch you to success!
95% of 2024 graduates were employed or in graduate school within six months of graduating
11,312
Jobs and internships posted per year
983
Host to over 350 employers on campus every year
The University of New Haven is committed to fostering a campus climate based on mutual respect and inclusion — one in which people from all backgrounds feel valued, accepted, and appreciated, experiencing a true sense of belonging.
We have created the following initiatives and offi ces to support student needs:
• Accessibility Resources Center
• Center for Academic Success and Advising (CASA)
• Center for Student Engagement, Leadership and Orientation (CSELO)
• Counseling & Psychological Services
• Health Professions Advising Center
• Health Services
• Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA) Council
• Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion
• Offi ce of Graduate and International Student Life
• Offi ce of Military & Veteran Affairs
• Tutoring and Academic Support Center (TASC)
• University Immigration Services
• University Police Department
• Writing Center
Our goal is to create a campus and a community that thrive for decades, cultivating a physical environment that embodies the aspirations of our students.
This soaring 44,000-square-foot facility features a makerspace for developing and testing ideas, state-of-the-art classrooms, communications studios, advanced “smart” classrooms, an atrium/café, and a space for exciting multidisciplinary student and faculty collaboration.
Home of our School of Health Sciences, it features more than 30,000 square feet of state-of-the-art classrooms and specialized facilities. It includes a health sciences simulation laboratory, nutrition sciences kitchen, medical laboratory science lab, occupational therapy suite, strength and conditioning lab, a speech and language lab, telehealth suites, and a high-tech Anatomage table that enables students to examine the body systems and medical diagnoses.
The 35,000-square-foot Peterson Performance Center completely transforms the way our student-athletes train, providing them with the best weight lifting and rehab equipment available in one of the top training facilities in the Northeast.
NEW! The University recently acquired and is renovating a 130,000-square-foot, 12-acre commercial space directly adjacent to campus to establish a pioneering Research and Development Center that advances the University’s rich history of creating transformational outcomes for graduates and maximizing the return on investment of a University of New Haven degree.
This facility strengthens our commitment to offering students immersive, hands-on learning opportunities that are deeply market responsive and that tap into emerging technologies.
With the majority of undergraduates living on campus or in University housing, you’ll find a diverse, vibrant, and active community awaiting you at the University of New Haven. We provide a safe and welcoming home base where each student is respected as an individual and everyone is free to pursue what interests and inspires them most.
75% of fi rst-year undergraduate students live on campus
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The University of New Haven offers ten on-campus residence halls, two University-operated housing complexes, and a village with two apartment buildings
Clubs and organizations
Fraternities and sororities
Members of the Chargers Marching Band
The University of New Haven Chargers Marching Band is a source of pride for the University community. Starting in 2009 with only 20 members, this spectacular ensemble has grown to well over 260 — capturing New England’s attention.
Get in on this multibillion-dollar industry on the ground floor! Join our varsity esports team, and compete for titles in games such as League of Legends, Valorant, Overwatch, Rocket League, Call of Duty, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Apex Legends, and Rainbow Six Siege. All students across campus are also welcome to join our Charger Esports Club. You’ll be part of a gaming community of over 200 members who are thriving as both gamers and students, uniting their interdisciplinary knowledge and skills in a shared passion.
The Chargers are committed to developing champion student-athletes on the field of play, in the classroom, and in their personal lives.
Charger Athletics has a proud history of success and as of 2025 will compete as an NCAA Division I member of the Northeast Conference. More than 500 student-athletes across 20 varsity sports represent The #Blue&Gold.
Committed to serving the community, the Chargers raised nearly $10,000 this past year for Make-A-Wish Connecticut, marking the fifth time in six years the University was the top fundraiser in the NE10 Conference.
Club Sports are athletic-based student organizations that compete against other universities and colleges. Participation and individual dues vary by club.
Men’s Baseball Ice Hockey Lacrosse Rugby Soccer Volleyball
Women’s Lacrosse Rugby Soccer Softball Volleyball
Co-ed Badminton Field Hockey Ultimate Frisbee Wrestling
The Club Men’s Ice Hockey team earned a bid to the AAU College Hockey National Tournament, marking the school’s first ever appearance at a national championship tournament.
Club Ultimate Frisbee placed 9th overall at the 2023 regionals.
Badminton: In 2023, the club won silver at the Eastern Collegiate Badminton Championships. In 2024, the club won the silver medal in the Durabird Collegiate Eastern Badminton Championship. In 2024, the club won the gold medal at the Yonex Eastern Collegiate Badminton Championship.
Baseball: New England Club Baseball Association (NECBA) playoff appearances from 2021 through 2024 seasons. 2022 NECBA runner-up.
Club sports
Intramural Sports are organized sports leagues, one-day tournaments, special events, and online programs that provide participants the opportunity to compete against and engage with their fellow students and university community. We offer 20+ team and individual sport programs throughout the academic year.
AdventureREC features off-campus trips to various locations within the local region. Hiking trips allow participants to enjoy southern New England’s scenic trails. Climbing trips offer participants access to local climbing facilities. Adventure recreation trips are fee-based programs, and the cost varies by trip.
Situated on 96 acres overlooking the New Haven skyline, our residential campus is conveniently located between Boston and New York City.
Our secure community environment offers a wealth of world-class amenities while West Haven offers parks, shops, recreational activities, and restaurants to explore.
With seven colleges and universities in the immediate area, it’s a catalytic center for academic and technological innovation.
Let’s be honest. Pizza is its own food group. And when you’re a Charger, you’ll live and learn next door to the pizza capital of the U.S.: New Haven. There’s even a Pizza Trail, promoted by the Connecticut’s Tourism Offi ce, that will enable you to enjoy a slice (or two) while exploring the state.
THE NORTHEAST: Full of Endless Opportunities
90
Minutes from New York City
2½
Hours from Boston, Mass.
Our international satellite campus provides a unique environment for intensive study in particular fields and programs, rewarding collaboration between faculty and students, and immersive cultural exploration.
The University of New Haven opened its first international satellite campus in Prato, Italy, in the fall of 2012. This historic city is the second largest in the Tuscany region and is just 20 minutes from the arts hub of Florence and one hour from Pisa by train.
While abroad, our students have the opportunity to enroll in five classes — including perennial offerings and courses that change each year — taught by both University of New Haven and Italian faculty.
The tuition and fees for our Prato campus are the same as our West Haven campus, with the addition of airfare and other travel expenses.
The University of New Haven offers both binding and non-binding admission programs for first-year student fall admission: Early Decision, Early Action I, Early Action II, and Regular Decision. Transfer applications are accepted on a rolling basis for both the fall and spring semesters.
Students should expect to receive a decision on their completed application within four to six weeks of when the application is complete.
Students may submit either the Common Application or our UNewHaven Application to apply for admission. To begin your application, go to newhaven.edu/applyvb or commonapp.org.
Early Decision
Application Deadline: December 1
Early Action I
Application Deadline: December 15
Early Action II
Application Deadline: February 15
Regular Decision
Applications Submitted after February 15
If the University of New Haven is your definite first choice, you should plan on applying for Early Decision. By applying for binding Early Decision, students are agreeing to enroll at the University of New Haven if they are offered admission.
If we are one of your top schools but you would like to keep your options open, you should plan on applying for Early Action. Early Action means you will receive a decision on your application much earlier in the process, giving you more time to make an informed decision about your college choice before the May 1 enrollment deadline.
Students who are admitted under Early Decision or Early Action will receive a guaranteed minimum of $20,000 in annual merit scholarship. Please note that accepted students may receive a maximum of one merit scholarship.
The University of New Haven is a test optional institution, so many programs and populations may choose whether to have their SAT or ACT scores considered. Please review our full policy by visiting newhaven.edu/testoptional
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For applicants unsure of whether they should send their scores or not, we encourage you to submit your scores. We follow a “do no harm” policy, so if scores are not required for your particular program or population, we will only use scores that are favorable to your decision.
The cost of a college education doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. There are many sources of financial aid, including the U.S. federal government, the state in which you reside, your college or university, a host of nonprofi ts, and many private organizations. What forms do they take?
Everything from loans to scholarships to grants. Work-study, too. You will use them to cover tuition, fees, housing and meals, books and supplies, and transportation — everything you need to make your college education a reality.
Here’s what you can expect.
Estimated 2026–2027 Tuition and Costs:
• Tuition & Fees: $51,270
• Food & Housing: $20,310*
• Budgeted Total: $71,580
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Many need-based federal grants and loans are available through the comprehensive Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at studentaid.gov. To apply for financial aid, submit your FAFSA by the March 1 priority deadline (use our Federal code: 001397).
If you wish to receive a fi nancial aid package earlier in the process, you should fi ll out the FAFSA much earlier than the priority deadline.
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Merit-based scholarships are awarded to full-time students on the basis of their cumulative academic achievement and application materials and require no additional applications or paperwork on your part. Just submit your application to be considered. Merit scholarship awards range from $15,000 to $33,000 annually, and accepted students may receive a maximum of one merit scholarship.
These scholarships can be awarded annually in addition to merit-based scholarships:
• Honors Scholarship: $1,000
• Marching Band Scholarship: $1,000 to $3,000
• Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship: $2,000
• Portfolio Awards: $1,000 to $4,000
97% of full-time students receive fi nancial aid
$15K–$33K Annual merit scholarships
Note: Deadlines may apply to specific scholarships, so we encourage students to submit their applications as early as possible.
The best way to discover the spirit of the University of New Haven is to spend some time with us. We offer several ways to visit, from open houses to virtual campus tours. Scan the QR code below or visit newhaven.edu/visit to see all of your options.
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