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f you’re looking for a welcoming community with challenging academics and a commit- ment to serving others, Iona University could
be the right fit for you. Located on 45 scenic acres in New Rochelle, New York—just 20 miles north of Midtown Manhattan—Iona pro- vides an educational experience grounded in the liberal arts and enhanced by a strong focus on career-ready skills. As an Iona student, you’ll develop the knowledge, problem-solving abil- ities, and real-world connections—mentored by our faculty and alumni—to gain a compet- itive edge in your career.
Iona prepares students for success in all
facets of their lives. Founded in 1940 by the Christian Brothers, the private comprehen- sive Catholic university enrolls approximately 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students from diverse backgrounds and 43 countries. Centrally located in Westchester County
between the economic centers of New York City and Fairfield County, Connecticut, Iona students have easy access to internship oppor- tunities in all career fields, with the majority of students completing at least one. Many also participate in Mission & Ministry’s local service projects or weeklong trips.
Academics and career pathways Iona University offers more than 60 combined programs of study in the Schools of Arts & Sci- ence and Business. With a student-faculty ratio of 16:1, all classes are taught by professors. Our faculty have served as international pol- icy advisors, school district superintendents, media professionals, and chief executives in many industries—and they share their exper- tise with Iona students.
Campus life and facilities Iona’s vibrant, friendly, and safe campus offers much to do, including visual fine arts, live per- formances, NCAA Division I athletics (MAAC), and a thriving Greek life. Students can get involved through more than 80 active clubs, student organizations, and intramural sports. Housing includes traditional residence halls, suites, and apartments. Meal plans are avail- able to students living on or off campus.
Transfer Admission and Financial Aid
Iona University welcomes transfer students on a rolling basis throughout the year. If you enter Iona with an associate degree and a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA, you will enter with junior status. We offer exclusive transfer scholarships along with a financial aid evaluation, which is given to all transfer students who file the FAFSA.
Join us for a Transfer Tuesday to meet current students, tour campus, and speak with a counselor about which of your credits will transfer. Start your journey to Move the World at
iona.edu/admissions-financial-aid/transfer-admissions.
Iona At A Glance
• First-year students living on campus: 58% • Male-to-female ratio: 47:53 • Countries represented in student body: 43 • Student-faculty ratio: 16:1
• Full-time faculty with highest degree in their field: 93% • Courses taught by teaching assistants: 0 • Admission opportunity exclusively for transfers: Rolling admission • 2022–2023 tuition and fees: $44,328 • 2022–2023 room and board: $17,740 • Residence halls or apartment options: 7 • 93% of graduates employed or enrolled in grad school within six months • Phone number: 800-231-IONA
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