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Class of 2020 Congratulations, grads!

We were excited to welcome back and celebrate the Class of 2020 graduates who earned their degrees last year.

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Our students, faculty, staff and alumni are constantly giving back, innovating and transforming their passions into impact on the world. See how at Quinnipiac Today.
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Campuses Purposefully Designed for Living and Learning

Our 3 campuses located at the gateway to New England deliver the quintessential student experience with your living, learning and growth top of mind. You’ll experience the 4 seasons and all the comforts of home amid a setting rich in natural beauty.

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A great place to live and learn...

Autumn views that are second to none

With the almost magical colorful canvas of the New England autumn as your backdrop, you will find inspiration around every corner of campus.

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...no matter the season

A blank canvas full of endless possibilities

The snow-filled landscape of a New England winter will reduce noise and help you focus on strong academic achievement and student leadership opportunities.

Why Quinnipiac?

Our top priority is preparing our students for successful and rewarding careers. By always looking forward and focusing on the future, we have become the #1 university in the nation to land a job after graduation.

97.4% Successful Outcomes

Nearly all Quinnipiac graduates are either employed or in advanced education programs 6 months after graduation.

#1 Employment

The career site Zippia.com ranked Quinnipiac for the second consecutive year as the best college in the nation for employment with an employment rate of 96.1% 10 years after graduation.

73% Hands-on Experience

Percentage of seniors who participated in at least one internship during their time at Quinnipiac.

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Our Schools A World-Sized Classroom

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.

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Bobcat Spirit Become Part of Something Bigger

At 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.

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Get to Know Your Fellow Bobcats

Khalilah Brown-Dean

Khalilah Brown-Dean

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.

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Molly Qerim Rose

Molly Qerim Rose, MS ’08

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.

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Bari Peyser

Bari Peyser, MHS ’21

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.

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