Fordham At A Glance
Type of School: Private research university (high research activity) Size of Campus: Rose Hill, 85 acres in the Bronx; Lincoln Center, eight acres in Manhattan
Number of Students: 16,986 students attending nine undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools; international undergraduate population of 7.5%
Number of Faculty: 753 full-time faculty members; 94% holding a PhD or other terminal degree; student-faculty ratio of 15:1, and the average class size is 22 students.
Colleges, Programs, and Degrees: • Fordham College at Rose Hill: BA and BS • Fordham College at Lincoln Center: BA, BFA, and BS • Gabelli School of Business (at Rose Hill and Lincoln Center): BS, BS/MBA, and BS/MS
Bronx, New York
Where intellect, culture, and career opportunities converge
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Fordham University education blends a rigorous curriculum with the resources, culture, and energy of New York City.
Fordham students intern at the United Nations, are mentored by CEOs of Fortune 500 compa- nies, and earn prestigious Fulbright Fellowships to continue their studies and service around the world. As the Jesuit University of New York, Fordham is a place where talent and intellect are nurtured and dreams are achieved.
Academic excellence Students can choose from more than 60 majors in the liberal arts, sciences, and business, com- pleting a rich core curriculum that spans litera- ture, history, science, theology, philosophy, and the arts. Special offerings include honors programs, research symposia, study abroad opportunities, dual-degree programs with the University’s grad- uate schools, and pre-professional programs in Law, Medicine, and other health professions.
New York is our campus Fordham draws students from around the globe who want to live and learn while immersed in the diversity and opportunity of a world capital. Stu- dents benefit from an extensive internship program that includes 3,500 New York–based partner orga- nizations with opportunities in business, commu- nications, education, government, health care, biomedical research, law, the arts, and other fields. The University has two residential campuses. Rose Hill, adjacent to the New York Botanical Gar- den and the Bronx Zoo, is a quintessential green, leafy college campus featuring beautiful Gothic ar- chitecture. The Lincoln Center campus is located in the cultural heart of Manhattan, a landscaped ur- ban setting near Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Central Park, Columbus Circle, and the head- quarters of major international organizations. On campus, more than 225 clubs and 22 Division I athletic teams offer students the opportunity to explore their passions.
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Geographic Diversity: Students in the Class of 2025 representing 49 states; Washington, DC; Puerto Rico; the Virgin Islands; and 87 countries
International Student Services: International student orientations at the start of each semester; full- and part-time ESL program options; student cultural organizations and activities offered on both campuses
International Student Budget (2022–2023): Cost of Attendance (COA) consists of standard school expenses (tuition, fees, and books) and an estimate of a student’s standard living expenses (housing, food, transportation, and other miscellaneous expenses). Each student’s financial needs are different, so the estimated COA may be more or less depending on your circumstances. • Rose Hill COA: $83,666 • Lincoln Center COA: $84,514
Financial Aid: Limited merit scholarships available for qualified international first-year applicants
Test Score Requirements: SAT- and ACT test-optional through the 2023 academic year; minimum TOEFL score of 90+ iBT or IELTS score of 7+ required for non-native English speakers
Application Deadlines and Fees:
• Early Action, Early Decision, and spring admission: November 1 • Regular Decision: January 15 • Fall transfer: June 1 • $70 application fee
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