Location & Setting Suburban setting in Dobbs Ferry, located in Westchester County, approximately 20 miles north of New York City. The campus offers proximity to urban amenities while maintaining a peaceful, relatively quiet suburban atmosphere. Metro-North train stations nearby provide easy access to Manhattan.

Campus Life Small campus with a tight-knit community feel. On-campus housing available, with many students commuting from the local area. Limited Greek life, with emphasis on community-building through academic and service-oriented activities. Weekend culture tends to be low-key, with students often exploring nearby New York City or engaging in campus events and clubs.

Student Body Predominantly local and regional student population, with a mix of New York metro area residents. Diverse student body with significant representation of first-generation college students. Strong Catholic mission influences campus culture, emphasizing service and community engagement.

Academics Known for strong health sciences, nursing, and education programs. Offers personalized learning experiences with low student-to-faculty ratios. Curriculum emphasizes practical skills and experiential learning, with numerous internship opportunities in the New York metropolitan area.

Athletics & Sports Division III athletic program with competitive teams in basketball, soccer, volleyball, and other sports. Strong emphasis on student-athlete academic performance and character development. Moderate campus athletic spirit, typical of a small private university.

Lifestyle & Weather Experiences four distinct seasons, with cold winters and mild summers. Campus is moderately walkable, but having a car can be beneficial for accessing off-campus resources. Proximity to New York City provides numerous recreational and cultural opportunities. Outdoor activities include hiking in nearby Hudson Valley parks and accessing metropolitan entertainment options.