Location & Setting Urban campus situated in New Haven, Connecticut, with direct access to city amenities and resources. The campus is centrally located within the city, providing students with an authentic urban college experience with walkable streets and proximity to local cultural attractions.

Campus Life Moderate campus social scene with a mix of commuter and residential students. On-campus housing is available but not comprehensive, meaning many students live off-campus or commute. Limited Greek life presence, with social activities primarily centered around academic clubs, athletic teams, and campus events. The mid-sized student body allows for more personalized interactions compared to large state universities.

Student Body Predominantly Connecticut residents with a significant population of local and regional students. Diverse student mix including traditional undergraduates, transfer students, and non-traditional learners. Strong representation of first-generation college students and working students who value practical, career-oriented education.

Academics Known for strong programs in education, business, and health sciences. Offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate degrees with a practical, career-focused approach. Faculty emphasize hands-on learning and professional preparation. Moderate academic rigor with supportive environment for student success.

Athletics & Sports Competes in NCAA Division II with the Owls athletic teams. Strong emphasis on student-athlete development in sports like basketball, soccer, and volleyball. Competitive conference athletics with opportunities for student-athletes to excel both academically and athletically.

Lifestyle & Weather Typical New England climate with cold winters and moderate summers. Campus is walkable, but having a car is beneficial for off-campus activities. Proximity to New Haven offers cultural experiences, outdoor recreation in nearby parks and coastal areas, and easy access to larger cities like New York and Boston.