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www.caldwell.edu

  • Admissions & Financial Aid
  • Enrollment: 1,632 undergraduate; 610 graduate
  • Tuition and fees 2022-23: $38,050
  • % freshmen receiving financial aid: 60%
  • % freshmen applicants admitted: 61%
  • SAT score range: Critical reading 410-520; Math 440-550; Writing 420-530
  • Student-faculty ratio: 12 to 1
  • Graduation rate (within 6 years of enrolling): 31%
  • Median salary (10 years after enrolling): $44,400
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​Founded 1939 as a Catholic liberal arts college for women by the Sisters of Saint Dominic with approval of Archbishop of Newark. In 1985 became fully co-educational, enrolled first full-time male students in fall 1986, currently approximately 30% male students. In 2013, received approval by State of NJ for university status, changed name from Caldwell College to Caldwell University. Campus 70-acre site shares land with Sisters of St. Dominic's Caldwell convent and Mount Saint Dominic Academy, all-girls Catholic high school.  Most popular undergraduate degrees in business, psychology, and education, offers 30 undergraduate degrees and 30 graduate and certificate programs, including first in NJ doctoral program in Applied Behavior Analysis, and first  in NJ  to offer specialization in Art Therapy ​within M.A. in Counseling and  first Post-Graduate M.A. A leader in autism education to help children with autism spectrum disorders, also on-campus state-of-art autism center. ​Also offers online nursing and
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short- and long-term study abroad programs. Affiliation agreements with several different health profession programs, including Rutgers and other schools, allowing students who meet a professional school’s requirements to enter school after completing just three years at Caldwell. Alumni include former NJ First Lady Mary Jo Codey, wife of former Governor Richard Codey; actress Beth Fowler, currently appearing in hit TV series Orange Is the New Black; and Mary Jo Kopechne, who drowned in 1969 at Chappaquiddick Island in Massachusetts while riding as passenger in car driven off bridge by U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy. 
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