Caldwell University welcomes largest class, expands programs and launches sprint football
It’s a defining moment for Caldwell University as they welcome their largest freshmen class in history. The 75-year legacy of providing a quality education at an exceptional value continues with the development of ground-breaking programs in the health professions and a BS in Sport Management. Caldwell will launch Sprint Football and a new marching band this fall that are sure to drum up team spirit.
The quality and value of an education is measured by results. With 94% of recent Caldwell University graduates employed, attending graduate school, or participating in service programs, Caldwell delivers. Employers and graduate schools recognize the value of a Caldwell University degree and are excited to hire Caldwell alumni.
A university’s quality and value is also determined by the commitment to student success. Caldwell has enhanced all aspects of student life with the latest campus improvements. Additional dorm space, a new CARES Center designed as a one-stop for student needs, a Wellness Center for the mind, body and spirit, and a Learning Commons that offers students a technologyoriented collaboration center are among the recent improvements. A campus-wide technology transformation is in full force with 3-D printing, Google Glass, engaging 360-videos, technology-infused learning environments, as well as a quadrupled WiFi footprint.
Caldwell University is once again rated a Tier I institution by U.S. News & World Report. For the fourth year, CollegeofDistinction.com designated Caldwell University a “College of Distinction,” for its engaged students, great teaching, vibrant campus community and post-graduation successes. Caldwell University received national recognition as a “Top College for Liberal Arts” by Wintergreen Orchard House, a leading provider of data on colleges. Caldwell University is also highly ranked as providing the “Best Return on Investment” among New Jersey colleges by AffordableCollegeOnline.org.
Caldwell University offers 30 undergraduate majors and 30 graduate and doctorial programs, including nationally accredited programs in business, counseling, nursing, art therapy, education and applied behavior analysis.
Caldwell has made a strong commitment to the health professions with degrees in nursing, health science, public health education, and healthcare administration. They also offer partner programs with an extensive list of other universities. Students can begin their studies at Caldwell University, then complete their degrees in medicine, dentistry, occupational therapy and other disciplines at a wide range of partner universities.
Caldwell University has one of the lowest tuition costs for private colleges and universities in New Jersey. The University’s low cost is supplemented with significant financial assistance for students. Approximately 90% of students receive financial aid through scholarships, grants, loans, and work opportunities making a Caldwell education a great value.
Caldwell University enrolls over 2,200 students, which include full-time, parttime, and graduate students. With small class sizes and a 12:1 student–faculty ratio, the campus is truly a close community of caring faculty, staff and students. Service to the surrounding community, the United States and around the world is at the heart of the Caldwell experience. The heartbeat of campus includes thriving clubs, organizations, sororities and fraternities. Campus Ministry projects provide an array of volunteer experiences and spring break missions for students.
Almost 55 percent of freshmen live on campus in three residence halls that have single, double and quad rooms. Dominican Hall offers apartment-style modern suites with kitchens.
The Caldwell University dining hall offers all you can eat gourmet dining and convenience for residents and commuters alike. Barnes & Noble, the official campus store, is well stocked with campus apparel, bestsellers and textbooks. The newly renovated on-campus fitness center gives students a chance to take a healthy break from studying.
On the athletic horizon, Caldwell has been accepted into the Collegiate Sprint Football League for fall of 2017. These new athletic programs will join the 15 NCAA Division II intercollegiate sports currently offered. These programs include men’s baseball, basketball, soccer, cross country, track and field, and tennis as well as women’s basketball, lacrosse, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, volleyball and bowling, The athletic department also sponsors a variety of recreational sports.
Learn more about Caldwell University by attending the April 29th open house or visit caldwell.edu. Contact the Office of Admissions at (888) 864-9516 or (973) 618-3500, or e-mail Admissions@caldwell.edu.