The University of New Haven is located in West Haven, Connecticut near New Haven. It is a private university with around 5,000 students and offers criminal justice and forensic science programs. Tuition is over $60,000 per year but 93% of students receive financial aid. Housing includes residence halls and living-learning communities for first year students.
The University of New Haven is located in West Haven, Connecticut near New Haven. It is a private university with around 5,000 students and offers criminal justice and forensic science programs. Tuition is over $60,000 per year but 93% of students receive financial aid. Housing includes residence halls and living-learning communities for first year students.
The University of New Haven is located in West Haven, Connecticut near New Haven. It is a private university with around 5,000 students and offers criminal justice and forensic science programs. Tuition is over $60,000 per year but 93% of students receive financial aid. Housing includes residence halls and living-learning communities for first year students.
The University of New Haven is located in West Haven, Connecticut near New Haven. It is a private university with around 5,000 students and offers criminal justice and forensic science programs. Tuition is over $60,000 per year but 93% of students receive financial aid. Housing includes residence halls and living-learning communities for first year students.
Location: - The University of New Haven is located in West Haven, Connecticut - Closest big city is New Haven (12 minute drive, 4.3 miles) - UNH is roughly 3,000 miles away - 45 hour drive - 11 hour 20 minute flight - EST which puts them 3 hours ahead of us Size: - This year (2020-2021) there are 4,912 students enrolled at UNH - The campus is about 82 acres on top of a hill that has a beautiful view of New Haven skyline with views of Long Island Sound
(Long Island Sound is the part of the
Atlantic Ocean that’s between Connecticut and New York.) Environment: - Private University - Located in a suburban hillside community - Co-ed school - 56% women - 44% men - Average age of 20 Admission Requirements: - SAT Score → Not required for admission, only used for placement - ACT Score → Not required - Minimum GPA → 3.5 - Average GPA on campus→ 3.44 - Acceptance rate → 83.9% - Application fee→ $25 Academics: - My majors that are offered: - Criminal Justice (bachelors, masters, and PhD) - Forensic science (masters and bachelors) - Investigations (online) (masters) - Student to faculty ratio → 16:1 - Typical class size → 20 students College Expenses: Tuition $41,654/ year
Room & Board $16,860/ year
Books & Supplies $1,000/ year
Total: Approx. $60,000/ year
(Cost is the same for in-state and
out of state students) Financial Aid: - Application deadline → opens September 1st and ends January 1st - % of students that receive financial aid → 93% - Scholarships available: - Sports - Dean scholarships - Honors - Presidential - etc - Types of financial aid offered→ many programs, can be grants as well Housing: - Types of housing available: - Residence halls - Graduate student housing - Living learning communities - First year students - No requirements for housing (no pets allowed) - Food plan: - Charger pride meal plan required for first year students (most expensive) - $3,050/semester - 7 meal plans with all different prices and accessibility - Ranging from $725-$3,050/semester Facilities: - Academic: - Bergami center for science, technology, and innovation - Recreational: - David A. Beckerman recreation center - Fitness studios/centers - Many courts Unique Advantages: - Personally, I like how they have the living-learning communities because it can be very beneficial for students to live with other people that are interested in your studies, and are taking similar classes - Clubs: - Yearbook - Marching band - Model united nations - Sports (division 2): - Basketball - Baseball - Volleyball Is this university fit for me? - This is my top pick school (tied with another) - Great criminal justice programs - Love the learning community concepts - Living-learning communities - Fun to live on opposite coast - Living in complete different environment - Only things I don’t like: - Cost - Distance from home (long time to travel MLA Work Cited Page: “University of New Haven: UNH: The College Board.” University of New Haven | UNH | The College Board,