Caldwell University At A Glance


Type of School: Private, coeducational, Catholic liberal arts university Size of Campus: 70 acres Number of Students: 2,300 students Number of Faculty: 84 faculty members


Colleges, Programs, and Degrees: 31 undergraduate programs; 31 graduate and certificate programs; Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Master of Arts, PhD in Applied Behavior Analysis, and PhD and EdD in Educational Leadership; numerous affiliation programs in the health professions


Geographic Diversity: Students representing 26 states and 40 countries Caldwell, New Jersey Start your journey today! A


s a student at Caldwell University, you’ll make life-changing decisions over the next four years on the path to choosing


your career. The quality and value of your educa- tion is measured in outcomes. Approximately 99% of international students receive some sort of merit-based financial aid through scholarships, grants, and work opportunities, making a Caldwell education affordable. And with 98% of recent grad- uates employed, attending graduate school, or participating in service programs, it is clear that the University delivers. Employers and graduate schools recognize the value of a Caldwell degree, showing enthusiasm in hiring and offering admis- sion to Caldwell alumni. At the core of a Caldwell University education


is our liberal arts curriculum, designed to guide students to develop critical-thinking skills, appre- ciate diverse cultures, and acquire a moral and civic awareness. The knowledge, intellectual skills,


sensitivities, and creativity you develop here tran- scend any major of study and profession for a lifetime of growth. According to a recent survey by the Association of American Colleges and Uni- versities, 80% of employers agree that, regard- less of major, every college student should have a broad knowledge of the liberal arts and sciences.


Student life Caldwell University enrolls approximately 2,300 full-time, part-time, and graduate students. Fully qualified faculty members, small class sizes, and a 13:1 student-faculty ratio provide close, personal attention. Almost half of full-time undergraduate students live on campus. Single, double, and a few quad rooms are available. Student housing options include Dominican Hall, a 200-bed apart- ment-style residence with state-of-the-art ame- nities, modern suites, kitchens, and Wi-Fi.


International Student Services: The Office of International Student Services advises international students on compliance with immigration laws and regulations, provides support in cultural and social adjustment, and assists student, administrative, and academic groups in their initiatives to nurture and grow international programs.


International Student Budget (2023–2024): • Tuition: $37,352 • Room & Board: $13,800 • Student Fees: $2,310 • Health Insurance: $1,000 • International Student Orientation (one-time fee): $280 • Total: $54,742


Financial Aid: International students are automatically considered for merit scholarships when they apply for admission. Academic scholarships range from $8,000 to full tuition, and scholarships for students with significant involvement in extracurricular activities, community service, and leadership range from $1,000–$5,000. Need-based financial aid is not available for international students.


Test Score Requirements: Caldwell now offers test-optional admission; however, international students are still required to show proof of English proficiency by submitting any of the following test scores: TOEFL (70), IELTS (6.0), PTE Academic (48), SAT (490 in EBRW section), ACT (18 in English section), or ELS Level 112 certificate of completion.


Application Deadlines and Fees: There are specific deadlines for international students applying for F-1 nonimmigrant status. • Recommended spring deadline: December 1 • Recommended fall deadline: June 1


• Application fee: $50 (for application fee waivers, contact intadmissions@caldwell.edu)


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