University of New England

Introduction

In the Northeastern-most state of the United States, Maine, a university with a unique history operates two campuses: one in Biddeford and the other in Portland. The history of the University of New England can be traced back to the end of the Depression era, when two leaders in local Maine churches decided to create a high school and junior college facility for male students. They called this institution the College Seraphique. In the 1950s, the school board members opted to change the institution

Information Summary

Ranks 8th in Maine and 920th overall. See the entire top 2,000 colleges and universities list
Overall Score (about) 81.3
Total Cost On-Campus Attendance $56,560
Admission Success rate N/A
ACT / SAT 75%ile scores 26 / 1240
Student Ratio Students-to-Faculty 22 : 1
Retention (full-time / part-time) 76% / N/A
Enrollment Total (all students) 8,010

Academics

The University of New England offers college-level courses that can be taken either on-campus or using the college

Most Popular Fields of Study

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Unique Programs

The University of New England has partnered with the Israel College in Israel to offer students the chance to study abroad. Students who attend the Israel College through the University of New England partnership program are mostly nursing students. Students in this program will receive real-life experience treating a wide variety of disorders and diseases.

The University of New England also offers a unique set of certification programs. These programs are designed for students who are incapable of attending school full-time or otherwise incapable of pursuing a bachelor

Admissions

The University of New England sees a new student population of over a thousand students each year. In the past decade, total enrollment has surged to well over seven thousand students. Students from across the New England area are applying to the nursing, dental hygienist, medical, and liberal arts programs offered at the University of New England. As such, admission is very competitive.

Students should begin the application process immediately following their Junior year of high school. The application can be completed online. Those who choose not to fill out an online application can apply in person at the school or mail or fax their application to the admissions department. However, these students may be required to supply a processing fee with their application.

The application for admission consists of several parts. Initially, the school requires students to submit their official high school transcripts as well as an official documentation of their SAT or ACT scores. All students must submit these documents to be considered for admission. Students can also submit a personal essay and letters of recommendation from academic and personal advisors and leaders. Including these in the application will give a student a competitive edge in the application process.

Students

Both of the campuses of the University of New England are positioned along the gorgeous United States coastline. Students live in on-campus housing or off-campus in shared student apartments or individual living arrangements. A large portion of the school

Student Enrollment Demographics

Student Graduation Demographics

Athletics

The varsity teams at the University of New England are given the nickname the

Bibliography

  • National Center for the Analysis of Healthcare Data: Customized Maps and Data. NCAHD, 2011. Web. 20 May 2011. <http://ncahd.org>.
  • Peterson’s Guide to Colleges in New England 1998. Princeton, NJ: Peterson’s, 1997. Print.
  • University of New England. UNE, 2011. Web. 20 May 2011. <http://www.une.edu>.

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