EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATIONThe University of New Haven’s philosophy can be summed up by a two-letter word: DO. It’s a model of higher education dubbed

“Experiential Learning” that more and more universities are turning to because of its effectiveness in preparing students for careers in the 21st century. As a nationally recognized leader in this movement, the University of New Haven has an unparalleled record of success in job placements and graduate school acceptances for our students!

YOUR SEARCH IS OVER!DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR AWARD

For students demonstrating solid grades and test scores. Awarded at the time of acceptance. Minimum 3.0 GPA.

$15,000 TO

$18,000($60k to $72k over 4 years)

PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPFor students demonstrating a strong academic profile, including both GPA and SAT/ACT scores. Awarded at the time of acceptance. Minimum 3.5 GPA.

$20,000 TO

$24,000($80k to $96k over 4 years)

$10,000 TO

$14,000($40k to $56k over 4 years)

CHARGER AWARD Awarded to students submitting high GPAs with test scores not meeting the criteria for either the Presidential Scholarship or Distinguished Scholar Awards. Awarded at the time of acceptance.

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SCHOLARSHIPSDID YOU KNOW? FACILITIES

The University of New Haven is an exclusive member of the Common Application. You can fill out an application online at www.newhaven.edu/apply or www.commonapp.org.

EARLY DECISION .................................................................................... Application Deadline December 1

EARLY ACTION ........................................................................................ Application Deadline December 15

REGULAR DECISION ................................................................................................. After December 15

Please note that Early Decision is a binding admission program. BOTH Early Action and Regular Decision are non-binding admission programs. Early Decision or Early Action is recommended as space is extremely limited in many of our majors. You will receive a decision on your application within four to six weeks of when your completed application materials are received.

The University of New Haven is open 7 days a week for a majority of the year. To view our campus visit opportunities, please go to

www.newhaven.edu/virtualtour

www.newhaven.edu/visitUNH

VISIT CAMPUS

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$2,000(annual)

DEAN’S SCHOLARSHIP Designated by the Deans of each college. Your application must be submitted by December 15 each year to be considered for the scholarship. Early Decision and Early Action only.

$1,000(annual)

HONORS SCHOLARSHIP Given to all students who are selected for and enroll in our Honors Program. Early Decision and Early Action only.

NEW RESIDENCE HALL Opened in the Fall of 2014, 375 first-year students now have the opportunity to live in our newest 90,000 square-foot residence hall. This facility includes a full-service dining facility, class-rooms, student activity space, and a movie theater.

DELUXERCISE: $15.5 MILLION DAVID A. BECKERMAN RECREATION CENTER Break a sweat in the new $15.5 million David A. Beckerman Recreation Center featuring the latest exercise equipment, a multi-court gymnasium, yoga, step aerobics, Pilates, racquetball courts, lounges, locker rooms, a juice/smoothie bar and an illuminated glass-enclosed running track.

MARINE SCIENCES CENTER Scheduled to open in the Fall of 2016, the two-story building will be housed on a floating 48,000-square-foot platform. UNH will have state-of-the-art marine science research and teaching labs, a large wet lab, office space and public education space in the building.

INVESTIGATE IN THE FUTURE: $9.4 MILLION HENRY C. LEE INSTITUTE The brand new state-of-the-art $9.4 million Henry C. Lee Institute includes a Forensics Crisis Management Command Center, a Forensic Technology Lab, the National Crime Scene Training and Technology Center, a Crime Scene The-ater, and a Forensics Learning Center. The impressive, one-of-a-kind learning facility, is unmatched anywhere in the field of forensics or education.

RALPH F. DELLACAMERA STADIUM The University of New Haven football team now plays on a brand new, adrenaline inducing, blue and gold turf field. Whether you are on the field or in the stands, you feel the rush of this added weapon.

DAVID A. BECKERMAN FOUNDED THE STARTER CORPORATION IN NEW HAVEN, CT shortly after graduating from UNH. During the 1990’s, the Starter Corporation manufactured and supplied official uniforms for the main sports leagues in the United States including teams in the NFL, NBA, and NHL.

FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON taught Political Science and Constitutional Law at the University of New Haven while he was enrolled at the Yale Law School in the early 1970’s.

UNH PROFESSOR DR. EVA SAPI is a nationally recognized expert on Lyme Disease, researching the latest developments in the diagnosis and treatment of the tick-borne disease. She recently led a student research project that resulted in the development of an at-home testing kit for Lyme Disease.

DON FERTMAN, UNH COMMUNICATION ALUM, NOW CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER FOR SUBWAY was recently featured on the TV show ‘Undercover Boss.’ As the head of franchise development, Fertman has helped the corporation grow from 155 franchise locations to more than 35,000 over the course of his career.

WORLD-RENOWNED FORENSIC SCIENTIST DR. HENRY C. LEE, whose expert testimony at such high-profile cases as O.J. Simpson, Jon Benet Ramsey, Laci Peterson and the reinvestigation of the JFK assassination has brought acclaim to UNH, founded our Forensic Science program in 1975 and continues his work on our campus to this day.

UNH ALUM LAWRENCE P. FLANAGAN, AS CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER FOR MASTERCARD, developed and launched the ‘Priceless’ campaign, one of the longest running and most successful advertising campaigns in history.

ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES AND LEARN:

Faculty-Mentored Research helps you learn in a more focused, one-on-one environment from those who have experienced it.

Study Abroad Programs broaden your perspective and instill a sense of confidence that only comes from being on your own.

Internships and Co-operative Education let you try your hand at the career you plan to pursue.

Service-Learning focuses your doing in ways that help others.

View of the City of New Haven from Lighthouse Point Park | 5 Miles from UNH Campus

Students at the University of New Haven are busy. Challenging classes, cultural events, athletic competition, and clubs and organizations will fill up your calendar quickly. But that’s what college is all about.

With more than 170 student clubs and organizations, we encourage you to take a look at some of the student chapters of professional societies, special-interest clubs, and Greek organizations that make UNH an exciting place for real-world learning.

If you don’t see something you like on our list, just let us know what you’re looking for, and you can become the founder of the next UNH club or organization!

CLUB SPORTSBowling ClubDodge Ball ClubFrisbee ClubMen’s Lacrosse ClubMartial Arts ClubMen’s Volleyball ClubPaintball ClubPing Pong ClubRugby ClubSurf/Ski/Snowboard ClubIce Hockey ClubGolf ClubWomen’s RugbyQuidditch ClubWrestling Club Women’s Field Hockey Club

PROFESSIONAL CLUBSAccounting SocietyThe American Criminal Justice Association American Society of Interior Designers Engineers Without Borders Fire Science ClubThe Forensic Science and Chemistry Club Management & Human Resource ClubMusic Industry ClubPre-Law SocietyStudent American Dental Hygienist Association

Society of Women EngineersSports Industry Club

FRATERNITIES Delta ChiKappa Gamma RhoLambda Alpha UpsilonPhi Beta SigmaSigma Alpha EpsilonSigma Chi Sigma Lambda Beta

SORORITIES Chi Kappa RhoDelta Phi EpsilonHermandad de Sigma Iota AlphaLamda Psi DeltaOmega Phi BetaPhi Sigma Sigma

CULTURAL CLUBSBlack Student Union Caribbean Student Association International Student Association Indian Student Council Latin American Student Association

RELIGIOUS CLUBSCru. — Campus Crusade for Christ

Hillel Club — Jewish Student Club

SPECIAL INTERESTS CLUBS5-6-7-8 Dance Team Anime Club Ballroom Dance Club Biology Club Charger Pep Band College Democrats College Republicans Commuter ClubElite Step Team Gaming ClubHabitat for Humanity ClubParanormal Investigation and Research OrganizationPhotography ClubScuba Club UNH Green Team WNHU 88.7

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

ATHLETICSFOOTBALL In the past 5 seasons, our football team has won 3 Northeast-10 Conference Championships and has appeared in 2 NCAA Division II playoffs.

BASEBALL Our baseball team has been to the College World Series 17 times.

BASKETBALL Women’s basketball has been to the NCAA tournament 7 times. Men’s basketball, 6 times.

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL The women’s volleyball team has reached the NCAA championship a stunning 27 times.

TEAM EXCELLENCE

AROUND THE AREAGATEWAY TO NEW ENGLAND

New Haven, just ten minutes away from campus, is a city where arts and cultural activities flourish and coexist with science and business. Settled in 1638 and rich in history and heritage, New Haven is proud of its past, prouder of its present, and actively planning for its future. The city is a manufacturing center, a deep-water harbor, a major arts center, and a college town (with seven colleges and universities in the immediate area), and is often referred to as the “Gateway to New England.”

New Haven is home to world-class, award-winning theaters such as the Shubert and the Long Wharf Theatre as well as a number of renowned museums, including the Peabody Museum of Natural History and the Eli Whitney Museum. In addition, New Haven is very well known for its food! In fact, Frank Pepe’s Pizzeria was recently named the #1 pizza in the country! And don’t forget to visit Louis’ Lunch, the birthplace of the hamburger sandwich and the oldest hamburger restaurant still operating in the United States today (opened in 1895).

NCAA DIVISION II • NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE • 16 VARSITY ATHLETIC TEAMS

MEN’SBaseballBasketballCross Country FootballIndoor TrackOutdoor Track & FieldSoccer

WOMEN’SBasketball Cross CountryIndoor TrackLacrosseOutdoor Track & Field

SoccerSoftballTennisVolleyball

Boston

Providence

Hartford

Cape Cod

New York City

West Haven

Trenton

Philadelphia

MASSACHUSETTS

VERMONT

NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONNECTICUT

RHODE ISLAND

NEW YORK

NEW JERSEY

PENNSYLVANIA ATLANTIC OCEAN

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMSAT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN

Arabic (Minor only)

Art

Biology • Biochemistry • Education • Pre-Medical

Biotechnology

Chemistry • Education

Chinese (Minor only)

Communication • Mass Communication

Dental Hygiene

Education* (5-year BA/MS program)

• Elementary • Secondary

English • Education • Literature • Writing

Environmental Science

Global Studies

Graphic Design • Digital Art & Design • Multimedia Studies

History • Education

Interior Design • Pre-Architecture

Liberal Studies

Marine Biology • Aquaculture†

• Biotechnology†

• Conservation†

• Forensics†

• Journalism†

• Law Enforcement†

• Photography†

• Policy†

• Technology†

Mathematics • Applied Mathematics • Computer Science • Education • Statistics

Music

Music Industry

Music & Sound Recording

Nutrition & Dietetics**

Political Science

Pre-Professional • Pre-Dental • Pre-Law • Pre-Medical • Pre-Optometry • Pre-Pharmacy • Pre-Physical Therapy • Pre-Veterinary

Psychology • Community-Clinical • Forensic Psychology • General

Russian (Minor only)

Spanish (Minor only)

Theater Arts • Acting/Performance • Arts Administration • Design/Production • Literary

Undeclared

*NCATE Accredited**ACEND Accredited† Focus Area of Study

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

Accounting

Business Management • Human Resource

Management

Economics • Behavioral Economics • Economic Sustainability • General Economics

Entrepreneurship (Minor only)

Finance

Hospitality & Tourism Management • Event & Tourism Management • Food Service Management • Hotel & Resort Management • Spa Management

International Business (Minor only)

Marketing

Sport Management (Management of Sports Industries)

Undecided (Business)

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Chemistry

Computer Science*

Chemical Engineering*

Civil Engineering*

Computer Engineering*

Cyber Forensics†

Cybersecurity†

Electrical Engineering*

General Engineering • Biomedical Engineering†

• Business†

• Education†

• Sustainability†

Mechanical Engineering* System Engineering *

Information Technology • Network Administration

& Security • Web & Database

Development

Undecided (Engineering)

*ABET Accredited† Focus Area of Study

TAGLIATELA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Criminal Justice • Corrections • Crime Analysis • Forensic Psychology • International Justice

& Security • Investigative Services • Juvenile & Family Justice • Law Enforcement

Administration • Victim Services

Administration • Undecided (Criminal Justice)

Fire & Occupational Safety (AS)

Fire Protection Engineering

Fire Science • Fire Administration • Fire/Arson Investigation • Fire Science Technology

Forensic Science* • Biology • Chemistry

Legal Studies** • Dispute Resolution • Paralegal Studies • Public Affairs

National Security Studies

Paramedicine†

*FEPAC Accredited**ABA Approved†CAAHEP Accredited

HENRY C. LEE COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE & FORENSIC SCIENCES

A leader in Experiential Education, the University of New Haven has been recognized as a top-tier regional University by U.S. News & World Report.

QUICKFACTS

• 4,400 Full-time Undergraduate Students

• 100+ Majors and Programs

• 85 Minors and Certificates

• 170+ Student Clubs and Organizations

• 3.5 Average GPA

• 1070 Average SAT (CR/M Only)

• 24 Average ACT Composite

• 250 Full-Time Faculty Members

• Average Class Size 23 Students

• 16:1 Student to Faculty Ratio