Fordham University
441 East Fordham Rd, Bronx, NY 10458, USA
Fordham University is a private Catholic Jesuit research university in New York City known for blending rigorous academics with ethical and social engagement. It offers strong programs in business, law, liberal arts, sciences, and social sciences, with particular recognition for its Gabelli School of Business and research output. With campuses in the Bronx and Manhattan (and a presence in London), students benefit from NYC’s cultural and professional opportunities and a community rooted in Jesuit values of intellectual inquiry and “men and women for others.
- Founded: 1841; rooted in Jesuit Catholic tradition.
- Academic reputation: Classified as an “R2: Doctoral University – High Research Activity.”
- Campuses: Rose Hill (Bronx), Lincoln Center (Manhattan), plus sites in Westchester and London.
- Urban experience: Positioned in dynamic NYC neighborhoods with extensive internship and cultural access.
- Athletics: NCAA Division I teams (“Rams”) across multiple sports.
- Library resources: Extensive holdings and access to New York Public Library resources.
- Holistic admissions: Emphasizes academic strength, leadership, integrity, and fit.
Undergraduate:
- Regular application deadline: January 3 for the main admission cycle.
- Priority or Early Action/Early Decision deadlines often fall in the fall semester (check current admissions site).
- Admitted students typically must submit enrollment deposit by early spring; exact dates vary by year.
Graduate:
- Deadlines differ widely by program and term; many programs have Fall, Spring, or Summer starts with specific internal deadlines.
Undergraduate (international):
- Secondary school completion equivalent to U.S. high school with competitive academic record.
- Holistic review emphasizing GPA, rigor, personal qualities.
- Standardized tests (SAT/ACT) submission is optional for many applicants; strong middle 50% ranges are commonly near SAT 1380–1490 / ACT 31–34 for admitted students when reported.
- English proficiency evidence typically required (TOEFL/IELTS or similar)* — check the international admissions page for scores.
- Financial documentation for I-20 and visa support required.
Graduate (international):
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognized institution.
- Minimum GPA expectations vary by program; many require a competitive undergraduate GPA.
- English proficiency required; TOEFL/IELTS sent directly to the Graduate Admissions office.
- Additional requirements such as GRE/GMAT vary by department and should be verified on specific program pages.
| Program Level | Annual Cost of Attendance |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate | $65,920.00 - $71,000.00 |
Undergraduate (international):
- Secondary school completion equivalent to U.S. high school with competitive academic record.
- Holistic review emphasizing GPA, rigor, personal qualities.
- Standardized tests (SAT/ACT) submission is optional for many applicants; strong middle 50% ranges are commonly near SAT 1380–1490 / ACT 31–34 for admitted students when reported.
- English proficiency evidence typically required (TOEFL/IELTS or similar)* — check the international admissions page for scores.
- Financial documentation for I-20 and visa support required.
Graduate (international):
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognized institution.
- Minimum GPA expectations vary by program; many require a competitive undergraduate GPA.
- English proficiency required; TOEFL/IELTS sent directly to the Graduate Admissions office.
- Additional requirements such as GRE/GMAT vary by department and should be verified on specific program pages.
| Level | Web Page | Download |
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| Undergraduate | View Programs | — |