Our goal is to make Albertus Magnus College affordable for every student accepted by offering generous merit-based scholarships and financial aid award packages. Our Financial Aid department;s mission is to serve the student body, facilitate access to higher education, provide financial means, assist in the achievement of enrollment goals, promote financial knowledge, and adhere to
Read More.The War Experience Project at Albertus
On Friday, February 7th, the Albertus Magnus Student Veterans Association held an art workshop on behalf of the War Experience Project. Student-veterans Dean Tudeme and Jesse Ede, along with the Associate Director of Enrollment Operations and Navy Veteran, Michael Morrissey, and the Albertus Veteran Liaison and Army Veteran, Thomas Noonan, all created their own unique
Read More.Meet Arle Cruceta Garcia ’23 from the Dominican Republic
Hello, my name is Arle Cruceta Garcia ’23. I am a first year student and I plan to study Education, but I also want to study Philosophy here at Albertus Magnus College. I am an international student from the Dominican Republic. I applied to a lot of colleges, but Albertus was the first to reach
Read More.Hubert Campus Center | 2020 Reopening
Albertus Magnus College celebrates its first major renovation to the campus in a decade! The Hubert Campus Center was built 50 years ago (1970), but today’s reopening showcases its modern 2020 renovations. New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and Hamden, Connecticut Mayor Curt Leng also joined Albertus to share in the occasion. Watch this quick highlight
Read More.Ebonee Johnson ’19: A Passion for Baking with a Knack for Leadership
Ebonee Johnson ’19 is the food service manager at Great Oaks Charter School located in Bridgeport, Connecticut. She is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America where she obtained both her Associate’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Baking and Pastry Arts and Hospitality Management. Ebonee is a recent graduate of the Master of Arts in
Read More.Albertus Students Explore New Haven’s Architecture
Albertus Magnus College students from the Urban Studies, Art History, and Philosophy programs met with Andrew Benner from the Yale School of Architecture to discuss modern art and architecture in downtown New Haven, Connecticut. This was a great opportunity to see the City of New Haven from a fresh perspective and to learn more about
Read More.A Pilgrimage to Walk in the Steps of St. Dominic
Four Dominican pillars serve as the foundation for an Albertus Magnus College education: study, prayer, community, and service. In my first year serving as president, the pillar of study was a priority, as I embarked on a listening and learning agenda, hearing stories of Albertus Magnus College experiences and impact. Now in my second year
Read More.Reflections on the First One Hundred Days
Today, October 7, marks the 100th day of my presidency here at Albertus Magnus College. It’s hard to believe it’s been one hundred days since June 30; in some ways, it’s been a blur. But what has become crystal clear and is easy to share is the depth of my passion and excitement that has
Read More.The Life of a Softball Player at Albertus
Being a student athlete is never a simple task. As student athletes, a lot of our time is invested in the sport itself, for me its Softball. From practice, to games, our schedule is always packed, taking up more than 30 hours of our week during season time. With that time being occupied, its a
Read More.Albertus Spotlight on our Award Winning Student Alumni Association!
On February 4 and 5, 17 members of the Student Alumni Association, including the new Executive Board, attended the Council for Advancement and Support of Education Affiliated Student Advancement Programs (CASE ASAP) District 1 Conference at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. They were able to share ideas and programs with over 200 students from 17 different schools.
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