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The first year of college sets the stage for the future. That’s why we have a First Year Center designed to make sure the curriculum and co-curricular programs ease the transition from high school to college. We want your student to make a successful start.

Orientation starts the summer before freshman year and continues throughout the first semester.

Freshman Seminar introduces students to college learning that’s heavy on class discussion and writing and includes experiences beyond the classroom, like visiting the Arts Center, having dinner with your class, or going to a hockey game.

Qualified students may enroll in the First Year Experience, which allows them to live and learn with seminar classmates, build deeper friendships, and have more candid class discussions.

Visit Tuition & Aid to see our current costs. While paying for college isn’t always easy, it’s not as expensive as you might think—and it’s an investment that pays off. We offer generous financial aid, and our admissions and financial aid team will work with you to identify grants, scholarships, and loans that will make a Nazareth education attainable.

Students can choose from more than 40 majors, as well as pre-professional programs and education certifications.

Nazareth academic programs instill lifelong skills, practical career services begin the first year, and professors offer mentorship and guidance all the way through. A liberal arts core curriculum, comprised of philosophy, the arts, math, science, foreign languages, and writing, gives students a strong foundation for learning. Our professionally oriented programs—in education, business, healthcare, and the arts— instill the necessary skills for career success. In fact, Nazareth graduates in physical therapy, nursing, creative arts therapy, and communication sciences and disorders enjoy a 100 percent placement rate. Read more facts and distinctions.

Our campus community is friendly and relaxed. Our residence halls—which include singles, doubles, suites, and apartments — organize cookouts, discussions, and small parties. Most buildings are connected by a series of tunnels, so students can keep warm all winter long. When students aren’t busy studying or getting involved in one (or many) of our 50 student organizations, they enjoy trips to the city of Rochester. Just seven miles from campus, the major metropolitan area has a small-town atmosphere, and is chock full of music, restaurants, and arts.

Nazareth’s campus is friendly and safe. To makes sure it stays that way, we maintain a full-time, 24-hours-a-day Campus Safety Department.

Our Health Services staff provides primary health care and health education services tailored to the unique needs of college students. Care is provided by a nurse practitioner and registered nurse in collaboration with additional health care providers who are on site several hours a week during the academic year.

Students get guidance in all corners of our campus, from advisors and professors to upperclass students and resident assistants. The College offers a peer tutoring program for help with individual courses. There’s also a writing center that gives free editing and guidance on early drafts of papers. Learn more about advising and support.

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• Sign up to receive more information.
• Ask questions, voice concerns, and make suggestions 24 hours a day through the Parents E-Line.
• Join the Nazareth College Parents Council, which serves as an open forum for parents and an informal advisory body to the College on everything from admissions and career services to student activities.
• Experience a taste of campus life during Family Weekend.