Campus Size and Location Set on 370 wooded acres in northeast New Jersey, the campus is located just 20 miles west of New York City. The University has nearly 10,000 students. Financial Aid Available through a number of Federal and State grant, loan, scholarship, and work-study programs. Both the University and the Alumni Association award competitive scholarships based on academic merit to entering freshmen. On campus housing is also available for graduate students.
Certification is available in elementary, secondary, and special education.
Preprofessional programs in dentistry, law, medicine, and veterinary medicine are arranged at the request of students. The Power Art Building, opened in January 2000, features arts studios and gallery space. The Atrium, completed in 1996, contains a writing center, multimedia language lab, tutorial center, and computing support facilities. Sports The University has 19 intercollegiate sports teams, nine for men and ten for women, including successful NCAA teams in men's baseball and women's softball. Campus facilities include a competition-size indoor pool, outdoor tennis courts, and a lighted athletics field complex.