Quinnipiac is a small, private university, located in the New England region of America. Quinnipiac University holds 6,500 undergraduate students and is ranked 9th best university in northern USA by U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges 2015. International students can apply for direct entry to study a bachelor’s or master’s degree at this prestigious university.
Quinnipiac is a well-ranked University that offers high-quality learning and a multitude of opportunities to international students, including service learning courses, internship programs, volunteer work and studying abroad. Students are taught in small class sizes, allowing for high levels of personal attention and better understanding from tutors.
First-class Facilities
The University’s Arnold Bernhard Library offers comfortable study areas with magnificent views of campus, as well as public computer terminals and WiFi Internet access. The library also hosts the Learning Commons which provides academic support and tutoring. Quinnipiac’s TD Bank Sports Center features basketball and hockey arenas and is an impressive 185,000-square-feet! As well as this, there’s also the Mount Carmel Campus Fitness & Recreation Center which gives students access to an indoor track, weights room, multi-purpose courts, cardiovascular equipment and more. The Tator Hall houses classrooms, computer laboratories and dedicated space for the University’s growing engineering programs, including a Computer-Aided Engineering Lab. In addition to Quinnipiac’s range of fantastic facilities, there’s also plenty to enjoy outside of the classroom, with more than 100 student clubs on campus.
A top ranked American University!
• #9 university in the north by U.S. News & World Report (regionally ranked universities offer a full range of undergraduate and master’s degrees, but fewer than 20 doctorate degrees
• U.S. News & World Report‘s 2014 & 2015 ‘Up-and-Coming Schools’ listing  ranked Quinnipiac University #1  university in the North for making the most promising and innovative changes in academics, faculty, campus or facilities
• Bloomberg BusinessWeek ranks Quinnipiac #66 for best undergraduate business programs for 2015
• Quinnipiac features in The Princeton Review’s 2014 ‘Best 295 Business Schools’ and ‘Best 378 Colleges’
• The School of Communications faculty received New England Emmy nominations
• Fully accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and the Board of Higher Education of the State of Connecticut
• Business school is accredited by the AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) - the oldest accrediting body for business schools