Class of 2022, we loved celebrating your accomplishments with you! We cannot wait to see where your ambition leads you.
Congratulations on choosing Quinnipiac!
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Quinnipiac offers 21 competitive club sports teams, which play against other teams from colleges and universities throughout the region. The selection of clubs varies and is created in association with the Student Government Association with input from students.
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Whether you are a first-year or transfer student, the New Student Orientation program is designed to help you transition into college life at Quinnipiac. Our program is designed to help you and your family begin acclimating to our community.
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U.S. News & World Report named Quinnipiac among the best national universities in the nation.
The Princeton Review ranked Quinnipiac among the top 387 colleges in the country.
Forbes recognized Quinnipiac as one of America's Top Colleges.
In addition to this growth potential, statistics highlight the career benefits of completing your bachelor's:
Leveraging PayScale projections, the average increase in earnings over a 25-year span for an BS in Health Science Studies holder is $425,000 over that of someone with an AS in Health Sciences.
Constant academic innovation combines immersive in-class instruction with real-world, hands-on experience. Our faculty members bring deep industry experiences to deliver market-driven insights and prepare our students to leave their mark on the world.
Find Your SchoolAt Quinnipiac, you’ll do more than earn a degree. You’ll become a part of our vibrant community where students rally around common interests, passions and causes.
Associate Professor of Political Science
Senior Director for Inclusive Excellence
There are many voices at Quinnipiac — and Khalilah Brown-Dean’s can be heard weekly on NPR during her weekly podcast, “Disrupted.” She serves as the senior director for inclusive excellence and has been championing implementation of Quinnipiac’s Actions to Advance Racial Justice.
Host of First Take, ESPN’s Live Weekday Morning Show
Molly Qerim Rose developed the skills to have a successful career on the national level through our graduate journalism program. Prior to joining ESPN, the Quinnipiac alumna worked as an anchor and reporter for the NFL Network, hosting NFL AM and NFL Fantasy Live from 2012 to 2015.
Physician Assistant Education Association Fellow
Bari Peyser, MHS ’21, has demonstrated a strong commitment to becoming a physician assistant, as well as serving as a role model to her peers. For her efforts, she has been selected by the Physician Assistant Education Association for the 2020-21 Student Health Policy Fellowship cohort.
