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Albertus Magnus College

Albertus Magnus College offers a holistic liberal arts education rooted in Dominican values within New Haven, Connecticut. As a private nonprofit institution celebrating its centennial, it combines historic campus life with modern immersive learning opportunities.

64.4%ACCEPTANCE
$30,179AVG NET PRICE
46%GRAD RATE
1,161STUDENTS
University data profileIPEDS 2023
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New Haven, CTCity: Midsize

THE SIGNATURE

Albertus Magnus College Report Card

Explore university facts, programs, and campus life at a glance.

Albertus Magnus College provides a holistic, liberal arts-based education that promotes the search for Truth in all its dimensions and is practical in its application. Founded by the Dominican Sisters of Peace, the college integrates faith and service into its mission through the pillars of Study, Prayer, Community, and Service. The institution supports diverse student needs with academic programs designed to challenge and prepare students for success while maintaining a strong ethical focus.

The campus features historic mansions used for housing alongside modern facilities like the Ditkoff Collaboratory, which houses New England's only Dreamscape VR Classroom. Students benefit from small class sizes and experiential learning curricula that help translate classroom knowledge into real-world skills valued by employers. The college remains true to its Dominican heritage while celebrating a diverse student body and looking forward to its next century.

Located in New Haven, Connecticut, the college offers traditional undergraduate programs alongside adult degree options and graduate studies. Athletics teams compete as the Fearless Falcons within NCAA Division III, fostering school spirit and community engagement on campus.

AT A GLANCE
TypePrivateFour or more years
Founded—
SettingCity: Midsize
Calendarsemester
Religious affiliationRoman Catholic
AthleticsNCAA Division III

GETTING IN

Admissions

Albertus Magnus College admits students based on an acceptance rate of approximately 64 percent from a pool of applicants. The institution provides pathways for first-year students, transfer students, adult learners through flexible evening programs, and graduate candidates. Prospective students can explore degree programs, request information, and schedule visits to experience the campus community firsthand.

Source: IPEDS 2023

ACCEPTANCE RATE

64.4%

More selective than 38% of listed universities.

SelectiveAccessible

SAT RANGE (MID 50%)

SAT range is not reported.

APPLICATION DEADLINE

Not reported

No application fee.

WHAT IT COSTS

Cost & Financial Aid

Sticker price tells you little — net price after aid is what most families actually pay.

Source: IPEDS 2023

IN-STATE TUITION & FEES

$39,924/yr

Out-of-state: $39,924/yr.

Net price by income band

$0–$30,000
$30,001–$48,000
$48,001–$75,000
$75,001–$110,000
$110,001+

AVERAGE NET PRICE AFTER AID

$30,179/yr

▲ 5% since 2020-2182% receive aid

Average aid package $20,289.

IN THE CLASSROOM

Academics

The college offers a broad catalog of undergraduate majors alongside graduate and adult degree programs delivered through traditional, blended, or online formats. Academic character is defined by a liberal arts foundation that integrates Dominican values into every program area. Students gain practical skills through an experiential learning curriculum designed to prepare them for careers in various fields.

Source: IPEDS 2023

Student–faculty ratio

15:1

62.8% of classes have fewer than 20 students.

6-year graduation rate

46%

▼ 6 pts since 2016

First-year retention

75%

Compared with the 89% public-university median.

Undergrad majors

35

Undergraduate majors and programs

MOST POPULAR FIELDS OF STUDY

Business Administration and Management, General.18.8%
Criminal Justice/Safety Studies.10.6%
Psychology, General.9.6%
Health/Health Care Administration/Management.8.9%
Sport and Fitness Administration/Management.7.5%
Finance, General.7.5%

CAMPUS LIFE

Campus & Housing

Campus housing shows how many students live on-campus — which means nearby housing can be essential to the college experience.

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On-campus beds

352

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Students needing off-campus housing

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Setting

City: Midsize

IN CONTEXT

Albertus Magnus College vs. peer institutions

How Albertus Magnus College compares with officially identified or editorially reviewed peer institutions.

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AFTER GRADUATION

Student outcomes

What graduates earn and how reliably they land work — the bottom-line return on the degree.

Source: College Scorecard 2025

Median earnings · 10 yrs after entry

$60,144

Compared with earnings for graduates of similar universities.

Working after 10 yrs

13%

Share of former students working and not enrolled, ten years after entry.

Earning more than a high-school graduate

79.8%

79.8% of students out-earn the typical high-school graduate — a core measure of mobility.

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