Caldwell University Inspires Students to Transfer

 

As one of the most affordable private colleges in the region, Caldwell University continues to be celebrated for its academic excellence with a campus guided by the values of respect, integrity, community and excellence.

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Caldwell University is ranked in the “Top 15 New Jersey Best Value Colleges” for Regional Universities in the North by U.S. News & World Report. A “Best Value” university is recognized for being cost-effective while offering a strong academic education focusing on the individual student’s aspirations and goals. Approximately 98% of their students receive financial aid through scholarships, grants, loans and work opportunities. Student outcomes reflect that 92% of recent Caldwell University graduates are employed, attending graduate school or participating in service programs, making a Caldwell education a great value.

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Campus Improvements, New Bloomberg Financial Labs and Exciting New Majors

Caldwell University has made many improvements to their campus and curriculum. New School of Business announcements include a B.S. in Computer Science, a B.S. in Healthcare Administration and a B.S. in Esports Management as well as the installation of the Bloomberg Financial Labs. On the athletic front, Caldwell offers 15 NCAA Division II intercollegiate sports with the addition of women’s Acrobatics and Tumbling. Men’s Rugby is also new this season and joins Esports and Sprint Football as intercollegiate sports. Students are excited about their state-of-the art Esports gaming suite and three new student lounges.

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Caldwell Offers a Liberal Transfer Policy, Merit-based Scholarships and Affordable Tuition

During the evaluation of official transcripts, no credit will be transferred for a course in which a grade lower than C was received. Credit will only be given for those courses appropriate for the curriculum chosen at Caldwell University. The maximum number of credits accepted into any program is 90 credits.

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Caldwell University offers 31 acclaimed undergraduate majors and 31 graduate programs; all offering small class sizes, individual attention, and exceptional faculty and staff.

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The Caldwell commitment begins with one-on-one advisement that guides students through the enrollment process. For more information, contact the Office of Admissions at (973) 618-3500, or e-mail Maison Traino at mtraino@caldwell.edu.

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Founded by the Sisters of St. Dominic of Caldwell, the University is rooted in a proud 800-year Dominican tradition of rigorous scholarship, committed teaching and ethical values.

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Transfer Admissions Contact: Mason Traino

Undergraduate Enrollment: 1,745

Annual Transfers: 26-50

Annual Tuition: $35,740

Programs of Study: 

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Accounting, Applied Language: Helping Professions Track, Applied Language: Public Policy Track, Art, Art Therapy Double Major in Art and Psychology, Art with Certification in Education, Biology, Business Administration, Certificate in Marketing, Chemistry, Combined B.A. in Psychology/ M.A. in Counseling (Available in All Specializations), Communications and Media Studies, Computer Information Systems: Business Concentration, Computer Information Systems: Information Technology Concentration, Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Education - Combined B.A./M.A. Program, Elementary Education ( K-6 Certification ), English, Esports Management, Financial Economics, Five-Year Combined B.S./M.B.A., Five-Year Combined B.S./M.S., Graphic Design, Health Science, Healthcare Administration, History, Marketing, Mathematics, Medical Technology, Music, Nursing, Political Science, Pre-Medical, Psychology, Psychology - Combined B.A. / M.A. in Applied Behavior Analysis, Public Health Education, Secondary Education (K-12 Certification), Social Studies, Sociology, Spanish, Sport Management, Theology, 

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Special Features:

• B.S. in Esports Management, Computer Science and Healthcare Administration.

• Bloomberg Financial Markets Lab.

• 31 Nationally acclaimed undergraduate degrees.

• Merit-based scholarships.

• Ranked “Best Value Colleges in the North” by U.S. News & World Report.