Located on 84 acres 35 campus buildings Full time undergraduate enrollment of 3,700 students

3. Located on 84 acres • 35 campus buildings • Full time undergraduate enrollment of 3,700 students • 15:1 student-to-faculty ratio • Average class size is only 21 • Nearly 100 different undergraduate majors and programs!

4. 50% men, 50% women • Nearly 20% minority students • 75% live on-campus, 25% commute • 51% live in CT, 49% out of state • Students come from 41 states and 25 foreign countries • 90% of our faculty hold PhD's or the highest degrees in their field

7. - Art - Biology - Biotechnology - Chemistry - Communication - Dental Hygiene - Education (BA/MS) - English - Environmental Science - Global Studies - Graphic Design - History - Interior Design - Liberal Studies - Marine Biology - Mathematics - Music - Music Industry - Music & Sound Recording - Nutrition & Dietetics - Political Science - Psychology - Theatre Arts - Undeclared

8. Recording Studios • Dental Center • Field Courses – Marine Biology, Environmental Science • Nutrition Lab, Food Lab • Graphic and Interior Design Facilities • Laurel Vlock Center for Convergent Media

9. State Teaching Certification in Elementary and Secondary Education • Combined 5-year program designed to keep your options open • Tuition-free Master’s Degree program with internship • Students begin education courses in junior year and graduate education courses in senior year • Receive certification and Master of Science in Education 13 months after completion of undergraduate program

11. Accounting • Entrepreneurship (minor) • Finance • Hotel & Restaurant Management • International Business (minor) • Management • Marketing • Sports Management • Tourism & Event • Management

12. Finance & Technology Center • Professional Enrichment Program • Professional Enrichment Center • Dean’s Student Intern Program • P.A.C.E. program • Corporate Challenge • - Hazell Institute for Hospitality & Tourism

14. - Chemistry • - Chemical Engineering * • - Civil Engineering * • - Computer Engineering * • - Computer Science * • - Electrical Engineering * • - General Engineering • - Information Technology • Mechanical Engineering * • Sustainability Studies • - System Engineering * 6 ABET Accredited Programs

15. Multidisciplinary Perspective • Innovative Spiral Curriculum • Project Planning & Development • Intro to Engineering • Team Building, Leadership, • and Communication Skills • - Professional Enrichment Program

17. Criminal Justice • Forensic Science • Fire Science • Fire Protection Engineering • - Legal Studies

18. Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science • National Crime Scene Training & Technology Center • National Cold Case Center • Fire Science Facilities: Dynamics Lab, Sprinkler Lab, Investigation Lab, and Detection Lab • Forensic Computer Investigation • Cyber Crime Lab • - National Security, International Justice, Law, Public Affairs, and more!

19. Reserve Officers' Training Corps - Acquire Leadership Skills - Free Tuition Scholarship - 25% Off Room & Board - Guaranteed Career After Graduation - Can Enroll All The Way Up To Your Junior Year - Graduate As A Second Lieutenant

21. L.I.F.E. LEARNING through faculty-mentored research IMMERSION through internships and cooperative education FULFILLMENT through service learning EXPERIENCE the world through study abroad

22. Career Enhancement • Personal Growth • Global Experience • - Great locations including Australia, China, England, Germany, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, and Scotland

26. - UNH Admission Application - Application Fee: $25 online / $75 paper - Official high school and/or college transcript(s) - SAT/ACT Score - 250 to 500 word personal essay - 1 Letter of Recommendation from an academic source - Early Action Application PolicyStarted September 1st

27. Postmark date for application and all required materials is November 15 (or earlier) Admission decisions for Early Action I are mailed no later than December 15 Benefits include special consideration for Merit-Based Scholarships, Dean’s Scholarships, LLC Participation, Honors Program, and Housing

28. Postmark date for application and all required materials is January 15 (or earlier) Admission decisions for Early Action II are mailed no later than February 15 Benefits are the same as Early Action I but are based on the availability of funds and housing space

29. Based on space availability in certain majors after the Early Action I and Early Action II priority dates, you may still apply to UNH and your application will be evaluated on a rolling basis. You will receive a decision on your application within 2-4 weeks of when your completed application materials are received.

30. Advanced Placement (AP) CreditScore of 3, 4, or 5 on exam International Baccalaureate (IB) CreditScore of 4, 5, 6, or 7 on exams Transfer Creditfrom accredited 2-year and 4-year colleges with grades of C or better(Transfer Credit Evaluations)

32. Presidential Scholarship$16,000-$20,000 Distinguished Scholar Awards $12,000-$15,000 Scholarship amount based on a full academic year Renewable each year if student maintains 3.0 GPA at UNH and completes 24 credits per year $64,000 - $80,000 over 4 years

33. Charger Award$6,000 - $10,000 Leadership Award$1,000 - $3,000 Writing Award$1,000 - $3,000 Based on SAT/ACT Writing Score Awarded in addition to other scholarships

34. Dean’s Scholarships - $2,000Students who meet the Early Action I date are given special consideration Honors Scholarship - $1,000Students who meet the Early Action I date are given special consideration Transfer Presidential Scholarshipsfrom $9,000-$17,000Must have completed one full semester of full-time study at another college/university – 12 credits Athletic ScholarshipsNCAA Division II

35. FAFSA Apply for a Federal Pin Number at www.pin.ed.gov Serves as your e-signature when you file online Priority Deadline March 1, 2011 www.fafsa.ed.gov UNH Title IV School Code # 001397 2010 Federal Income Tax Documentation Due May 1, 2011

38. Office of Undergraduate Admissions adminfo@newhaven.edu 203-932-7319 | 1-800-342-5864, ext. 7319