Metropolitan Campus - Fairleigh Dickinson University

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GET READY for the
On the Metropolitan Campus, you can
Metro students are always on the move:
expect a warm and friendly learning
they’re running to class, leading campus
environment — but students and faculty
meetings, heading to part-time jobs and
here are clearly driven by a focused
linking up with friends in New York City.
“let’s get down to business” attitude.
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METRO FAST FACTS
• 2,777 undergraduates and 2,504 graduates
• Less than 10 miles from New York City
• 60% of all freshmen students live on campus
• 19 Division I sports
• Over 70 clubs and organizations
M E T R O P O L I TA N C A M P U S
e Metropolitan Campus
We owe our sense of purpose to these key factors:
We’re the University’s largest campus,
We attract an amazing range of students
We’re less than 10 miles from New York
with the greatest number of professional
interested in a college experience filled
City, where students go to dream, have
programs and a balance of both
with diverse perspectives and the chance
fun, embark on new adventures and
undergraduate and graduate students.
to study with students whose backgrounds
pursue their goals.
are different than their own.
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Metropolitan Campus: A
Here are some of Metro’s educational opportunities
that can give you an added advantage when it comes
to job hunting or graduate school:
Multidisciplinary is a word you’ll hear often to describe
the Metropolitan Campus. Faculty members from different
academic disciplines are encouraged to share their best thinking
on a subject. This is a campus where professors and students
work together to explore ideas and pursue new insights.
This is where classroom learning meets big-city experiences
head on. You’ll have access to all the academic opportunities
that our Metropolitan Campus has to offer — plus the nearby
resources of New York City. See the real paintings you study in
art class. Watch the stock market climb on Wall Street. Intern at
a top New York firm. It’s all there for the taking, just minutes
from campus.
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There’s a vitality at the Metropolitan Campus that you can
feel from the start. It’s created by the interaction of the
students who live and study here. They come from as close
M E T R O P O L I TA N C A M P U S
by as the neighborhood around the corner — and as far
away as the most remote corner of the globe. Together,
they create an educational experience that is open-minded,
respectful of differing ideas and eager to share.
: An education that opens doors
Hands-on learning drives the academic experience at the
Metropolitan Campus. It can mean presenting a paper before a
professional society; doing a study of food eating preferences
for a class on animal behavior; screening your film at the New
York City finale of a national film competition; or meeting with
investigators to talk about their work on an unsolved crime.
Research and independent study opportunities let you
explore your interests in virtually any area of study with the
guidance of faculty mentors. Recent student research spanned
such diverse topics as The Constitutionality and Ramifications
of Gun Control and Microorganisms and Biofuels.
The University Honors Program, open to accomplished
freshmen and undergraduates, features honors courses and a
senior thesis completed in collaboration with a faculty mentor.
The Honors House enables honors students from throughout
the United States and 20 countries to live and work together.
The Global Scholars Program offers students a new way of
looking at themselves and their studies through four years of
academic, residential and co-curricular activities with a global
theme. Students participate in domestic and international
experiential learning, including involvement in specialized
United Nations programs and activities and a semester abroad.
“For any project I worked on, FDU offered
me a blank page — the opportunity to do
whatever I wanted. The attitude here is:
you pick a project and, if it is reasonable,
we will fund it. FDU fosters innovation.”
Sai Sankar
MAJOR: Mechanical Engineering Technology
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Our name says it all: we are a metropolitan campus in both
our outlook and location. We are a distinctive community
of individuals who live and work together to create a very
personal place to learn. You’ll discover that amazing things
happen when you bring together students of diverse backgrounds and interests to share a common bond of learning.
Student Life @ Metro: Exploring c
Living on Campus?
Especially for Commuters
More than half of all full-time freshmen live
If you’re going to commute from home, plan to
on campus, and most call The Lindens their
be involved! The Commuter Council is a great
home. It’s a cluster of eight fully-renovated
way to get started and network with fellow
buildings located beside the Student Union.
commuters. Our Commuter Lounge lets you
About 60 students live in each building,
relax and link up with friends between classes.
featuring air-conditioned, suite-style living.
Most organizations on the Metropolitan
Each furnished suite houses six students and
Campus schedule their meetings and events
includes a common living area.
so commuters can participate.
First-year honors students can opt to live in
the Global Scholars House or Honors House,
and other special-interest housing is available
depending on your residence hall.
Where to Go When You’re Hungry
The Dining Hall in the Student Union is the
major dining hall on campus, featuring a full
range of entrees and desserts. Menus are
Upperclassmen are assigned to either
developed with student input and feature
University Court — a nine-building complex
traditional, vegetarian and international foods.
with apartment-style living — or Northpointe,
the campus’ newest residence hall, which
houses 300 students.
Other eateries on campus include:
Jeepers — for a more casual atmosphere,
serving pizza, salads and sandwiches;
Dickinson Café — the perfect stop for a cup
of coffee or sandwich on your way to class;
and
The Cantina — for conquering late-night
munchie attacks.
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Student Organizations at the Metropolitan Campus
Student Service Organizations
BACCHUS Peer Educators
Campus Health and Public Safety Team
Colleges Against Cancer
Commuter Council
Residence Hall Association
Student Government Association
Student Programming Board
Media Organizations
Equinox Student Newspaper
Knightscapes Literary Magazine
WFDQ Radio Station
Academic/Professional Clubs
& Organizations
Accounting Society
Business Leaders of Tomorrow
Communication Honor Society
Criminal Justice Club
History Club
Fine & Performing Arts Clubs
Motion Defined Dance Club
Pri’sizhen Step/Stroll/Dance Club
The University Players
Organizations of Faith
Hillel Jewish Student Union
Inspirational Gospel Ensemble
Interfaith Campus Ministry
University Christian Fellowship
M E T R O P O L I TA N C A M P U S
Special Interest Organizations
The Film Movement
FDU College Republicans
Music Choice
Spectrum
Women’s Empowerment Association
Indian Cultural Experience
International Students Association
Multicultural Council
Muslim Educational and
Cultural Association
Latin Exchange Organization
Nubian Ladies Making Vital Progress
Organization of Latin Americans
Proud Italian Students Association (PISA)
Fraternities
Alpha Phi Alpha
Lambda Theta Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Omega Psi Phi
Phi Beta Sigma
Sigma Lambda Beta
Sigma Pi
g culture, recreation and living
Campus Organizations:
From Professional to Social
The student clubs and organizations on the
Metropolitan Campus will get you ready for
your career — and for good times. They
include a broad mix of academic and
professional honor societies, a wealth of
religious and multicultural organizations,
and numerous social, service and athletic
Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism
Management Society
Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers
International Relations Club
National Society of Black Engineers
Pre-Health Professionals Club
Psychology Club
Society for Hispanic Engineers
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society
opportunities. Can’t find what you want?
Convince a few friends to sign on with you
and we’ll work with you to start your own
student club.
Multicultural Social Organizations
BARKADA Filipino Club
Black Men’s Alliance
Caribbean Connection
Chinese Students Friendship Association
Francophone Club
Haitian Cultural Association
Sororities
Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority
Chi Upsilon Sigma National Latin Sorority, Inc. *
Lambda Theta Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Lambda Pi Upsilon Sorority Latinas
Poderosas Unidas, Inc. *
Lambda Tau Omega Sorority, Inc.
Omega Phi Chi Multicultural Sorority, Inc.
Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc.*
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
* Indicates petitioning status. These organizations are
aspiring to become chartered Greek organizations at FDU.
Intramural Sports
3-on-3 Basketball
3-Point Shootout - Badminton
Basketball
Dodgeball
Flag Football
Floor Hockey
Indoor Soccer
Kickball
Ultimate Frisbee
Wiffleball
Wiffleball Home Run Derby
Volleyball
Sports Clubs
Crew
Rugby
Tae Kwon Do
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There’s no doubt about it — our Division I Knights
are a force to be reckoned with in sports. As
members of the Northeast Conference (NEC),
many of our teams are nationally recognized.
We’re the only university in the NEC to hold two
NCAA championships and we’ve won a record
seven NEC Commissioner’s Cups.
Celebrate the P
We play to win! Metro’s Lady Knights bowling team is a
consistent national contender. They were the NCAA Champions
in 2006 and 2010, and finished among the Final Four in 2011. Last
September, the team was honored by President Barack Obama
at a White House reception for Division I NCAA champions.
We play smart: Metro’s women’s
bowling and women’s golf teams
were honored this year by the
NCAA for exceptional academic
performance. In Spring 2011,
65 Knights were named to the
NEC Honor Roll with an average
GPA of 3.2. Twenty-three of those
students were also named to the
Commissioner’s Honor Roll for
GPAs of 3.75 or higher.
We play like pros: Nearly 50
Knight baseball players have gone
on to the pros. Our men’s and
women’s track teams have been
nationally ranked 10 times and
produced multiple Olympians.
Our women’s basketball team
has sent players to the pros and
produced an Olympian.
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Our women’s golf team is
a powerhouse, making it to
the NCAA tournament in
four consecutive years.
e Power of Division I
M E T R O P O L I TA N C A M P U S
Cheer the FDU Knights
on to victory in these
19 varsity sports:
NCAA Men’s Division I
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Golf
Soccer
Tennis
Track & Field (Indoor)
Track & Field (Outdoor)
NCAA Women’s Division I
Get in the Game!
Basketball
Bowling
Cross Country
Want to be part of a team? You can join an intramural team
Fencing
and have fun competing in basketball, flag football, soccer or
Golf
volleyball — just to name a few.
Soccer
If you’re looking for something more competitive, try one of our
Softball
club sports in cricket, bowling or roller hockey.
Tennis
Track & Field (Indoor)
Metro Fitness Center & Commuter Lounge
Track & Field (Outdoor)
You’ll stay fit and healthy using top-of-the-line equipment
Volleyball
in our Fitness Center, including free weights, cardiovascular
machines and a selectorized weight room. Take a dance class
or aerobics or join in a pick-up game of basketball or volleyball.
If you’re planning to commute to campus, relax after a work
out or between classes in our Commuter Lounge. You can grab
a snack, surf the Web or catch up on your favorite TV show.
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Metropolitan Campus: 2012–13 Costs of Attendance
Tuition: $32,852 • Room & Board: $12,248
Tuition does not reflect student fees; actual room and board costs may vary
based on room type and meal plan.
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Bancroft Hall
Williams Hall
Fitness Center
Northpointe Residence Hall
Robison Hall
Robison Hall Annex
Muscarelle Center for
Building Construction Studies
Kron Building
University Hall
Alumni Hall (Jeepers Cafe, Bookstore)
TV Production Studio
Weiner Library (Career Development)
Becton Hall
Becton Hall Theater
University Court Residence Halls
Student Union Building (SUB)
(Dining Hall, Rutherford Room,
Wellness Center)
Linden Court Residence Halls 1-8
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Dickinson Hall/Office of
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Softball Field
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Campus Location and Neighborhoods
The Metropolitan Campus is less than 10 miles from New York City in Bergen County, NJ.
Running through the center of campus is the Hackensack River (an estuary), and many of
our buildings offer great views of the rise and fall of the tides.
The towns of Teaneck and Hackensack are located on opposite sides of the Hackensack River. Both have rich and interesting
histories, tracing their roots to America’s early Dutch settlers. George Washington was headquartered in Hackensack in 1772
and Teaneck played a pioneering role in school integration in the 1960s.
Teaneck and Hackensack both offer numerous shops, markets, ethnic groceries, cafés
and restaurants within easy walking distance of campus.
Things to Do in Our Neighborhood
M E T R O P O L I TA N C A M P U S
Sure, New York City’s close by. But sometimes it’s nice to relax
in our own backyard!
Teaneck
• Catch a flick at Cedar Lane Cinemas 4 — at bargain prices!
• Shop organic at the local Teaneck Farmers Market
• Check out an outdoor concert by the Teaneck Community Band
• Order a corned beef sandwich at a kosher deli on Cedar Lane — then
top it off with a slice of strawberry cheesecake from the Cedar Lane Grill
• Browse the used books and play chess at Brier Rose Books
Hackensack
• Shop the 70-plus upscale stores at Riverside Square Mall
• Tour the New Jersey Naval Museum and its World War II submarine
• Plan a spring picnic at Hackensack River County Park
• Visit the 300-year-old Church on the Green
• Sharpen your skates and head to New Jersey’s largest skating rink,
The Ice House
Getting to New York City
There is regular bus service to New York City’s Port Authority; the bus stop is
located less than a block from campus. A free shuttle bus is offered from the
campus on most weekends.
Traveling to Our Campus by Car
The Metropolitan Campus is located directly off Route 4 and is six miles from
the George Washington Bridge. It can be reached from such major routes as the
Garden State Parkway, the New Jersey Turnpike, and Routes 17 and 80.
For detailed driving directions to the Metropolitan Campus, visit fdu.edu/visit
and click the “Directions” link located at the left on the bottom of the page.
Traveling to Our Campus by Air
International and out-of-state students can reach the Metropolitan Campus
from three major airports. Closest is New Jersey’s Newark Liberty International
Airport, which is about a 40-minute drive to campus. New York City’s major airports
— Kennedy International and LaGuardia International — are approximately 1 to
1.5 hours from our campus. In advance of their flight, students should contact
the Office of Admissions for details on ground transportation options to
campus from these airports.
For more information about our
Metropolitan Campus or to arrange
a campus visit, please contact:
Visit and GPS Address
Office of Admissions
Dickinson Hall, Third Floor
140 University Plaza Drive
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Mailing Address
Office of Admissions
1000 River Road • H-HD3-10
Teaneck, NJ 07666
201-692-2553 (Toll-Free 1-800-FDU-8803)
Email: [email protected]
For International Students
Phone: +1-201-692-2205
FDU Travel Grant
Are you traveling more than 150 miles to visit FDU?
You will be eligible for a grant of up to $500 against
your tuition when you enroll at FDU.
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.fdu.edu/global
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FDU Snapshot
Character
New Jersey’s largest private university; co-educational and independent.
U.S. Locations
Two distinctive living/learning environments in northern New Jersey —
College at Florham (Madison, NJ) and Metropolitan Campus (Teaneck,
NJ), each with its own student government, athletic programs and
administration. Both campuses are located in attractive suburban
communities with easy access to New York City.
International Locations
FDU owns and operates two international campuses: Wroxton
College in Oxfordshire, England (70 miles northwest of London), and
FDU-Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada.
Founding Date
Established in 1942 by metropolitan New York/New Jersey business
leaders to prepare students to be “of and for the world,” emphasizing
strong career preparation and a global perspective.
Enrollment
Approximately 12,200 students, including 9,062 undergraduate and
3,185 graduate students. Our multiple campus structure gives students
all the resources of a major university and the personalized attention
and benefits of a mid-sized campus. Students come from 33 states
and 82 countries around the world.
Undergraduate Student/Faculty Ratio
12:1; average class size of 18–20 students.
Academic Calendar
Fall, Spring and Summer semesters. (FDU-Vancouver follows a
year-round academic calendar.)
Faculty
322 full-time faculty; more than 75 percent hold doctoral degrees or
the highest degree in their field.
Majors
More than 100 academic programs in the disciplines of business,
education, engineering, hotel and restaurant management, liberal arts
(including communication, criminal justice, film and animation, psychology
and theater), nursing and allied health, and the sciences.
Special Programs
Honors programs, independent research, study abroad and a nationally
acclaimed Core Curriculum that is used as a model at other colleges
and universities.
Scholarships & Financial Aid Opportunities
94 percent of all entering freshmen receive some form of financial aid.
Generous scholarships range from $3,000 to $25,000 annually. A limited
number of full academic scholarships also are available. The average
financial aid award is $20,000.
(See back side of this panel for information on how to visit and apply to FDU.)
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Boston •
Albany •
• Hartford
• Providence
Metropolitan
Campus
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• • New York City
College at Florham
Philadelphia •
Baltimore •
• Washington, DC
GET READY to Visit FDU!
We invite you and your family to visit us.
It’s the best way to determine if we’re
the right choice for you. Our two northern
New Jersey campuses offer distinctive
living and learning environments, so you
may want to visit them both!
We offer information sessions and student-led campus tours every
weekday and on select Saturdays. Throughout the year, you’ll also
receive invitations to on-campus events, including:
• Explore FDU Days
• Fall Open Houses
• Discover Your Major Days
Take a virtual tour of our campuses at www.fdu.edu/virtualtour.
Schedule your visit or register for an event today!
Online.................... www.fdu.edu/visit
Email ..................... [email protected]
Toll-Free ................ 1-800-FDU-8803 (1-800-338-8803)
CAMPUS LOCATIONS
College at Florham
Office of Admissions
Rothman Building
285 Madison Avenue, M-RI0-01
Madison, NJ 07940
Phone: 973-443-8900
Metropolitan Campus
Office of Admissions
Dickinson Hall, Third Floor
140 University Plaza Drive
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Phone: 201-692-2553
GET READY to Apply to FDU!
Most students applying to FDU file their application online at
www.fdu.edu/apply. An added bonus: your $40 application is waived!
We also accept the University College Application, available at
www.universalcollegeapp.com.
You can request a paper application at 1-800-338-8803 or email
[email protected].
FDU also offers special programs for students with language-based
learning disabilities (visit www.fdu.edu/rcsld) and Asperger’s
(call 201-692-2645).
IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Jan. 15 Application deadline to receive priority consideration
for scholarships and grants
Feb. 15 Preferred deadline to file the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). When filing the FAFSA,
be sure to include the appropriate campus code:
College at Florham: 004738; Metropolitan Campus: 002607
May 1 Enrollment and housing deadline (students who
observe this deadline are guaranteed campus housing)
FDU is a proud participant in the
Yellow Ribbon Program.
For assistance and general information on applying to FDU,
international students should call +1-201-692-2205, email
[email protected] or visit www.fdu.edu/global.
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Academic Majors at Fairleigh Dickinson University
COLLEGE AT FLORHAM • Madison, NJ
Accounting
Allied Health Technologies
Concentrations: Diagnostic Medical Sonography;
Nuclear Medicine; Radiologic Technology;
Vascular Technology
Biochemistry
Biology
Business Administration
Business – Undeclared
Chemistry
Concentration: Pre-Pharmacy
Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Concentrations: Cytotechnology; Medical
Laboratory Science
Communication Studies
Concentrations: Advertising; Human Communication
Theory; Multimedia Journalism; Public Relations
Computer Science
Concentrations: Cybersecurity; Game Development
Creative Writing
Criminology
Economics (BA)
Education/Elementary or Secondary★
(see Teacher Preparation)
English Language & Literature
Concentrations: English & American Literature;
World Literature
Entrepreneurship
Film & Animation
Concentrations: Animation; Cinematography; Film;
Film Directing; Film Editing & Post-Production;
Video Game Animation
Finance
Fine Arts
Concentrations: Computer Graphic Design;
Studio Arts
French Language & Literature
History
Hotel & Restaurant Management
Humanities
Interdisciplinary Studies
Concentration: Sports Administration
Management
Marketing
Mathematics
Concentrations: Actuarial Science;
Computer Science
Philosophy
Political Science
Concentrations: Campaigns & Elections;
International Relations
Psychology
Concentration: Behavioral Neuroscience
Sociology
Spanish Language & Literature
Teacher Preparation/QUEST★
(5-Year BA or BS/MA in Teaching)
Theater Arts
Concentrations: Acting; Design & Technical
Theater; Directing; Musical Theater; Playwriting
Undeclared – Liberal Arts
METROPOLITAN CAMPUS • Teaneck, NJ
Accounting
Allied Health Technologies
Concentrations: Diagnostic Medical Sonography;
Health Science; Nuclear Medicine; Respiratory Care;
Vascular Technology
Art
Concentrations: Arts Management; Computer
Art & Design; Painting/Drawing
Biochemistry
Biology
Concentrations: Biotechnology; Chemistry;
Environmental Science; Physical Therapy;
Preprofessional option
Business Administration
Concentrations: Information Systems;
International Business
Business – Undeclared
Chemistry
Civil Engineering Technology
Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Concentrations: Cytotechnology; Medical
Laboratory Science
Communication
Concentrations: Broadcasting; Radio Management;
TV/Digital Editing & Production
Computer Science
Construction Engineering Technology
Criminal Justice
Education/Elementary or Secondary★
(see Teacher Preparation)
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering Technology
English Language & Literature
Finance
Fine Arts
Health Information Management
History
Hotel & Restaurant Management
Humanities
Concentrations: American Studies; British Studies;
Digital Humanities; Global and Cultural Studies;
Liberal Studies; Sustainability
Information Technology
Interdisciplinary Studies
Concentrations: Design & Culture; Leadership
in a Globalized World; Sports Administration;
Technology & Society
International Studies
Management
Marine Biology
Concentration: Environmental Science
Marketing
Mathematics (BA)
Mathematics (BS)
Concentrations: Applied Mathematics;
Pharmaceutical Biostatistics; Pure Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Medical Technology
Nursing
Philosophy
Concentrations: Applied Ethical Thinking;
Comparative Philosophy & Religion; Law,
Logic & Critical Thinking
Political Science
Psychology
Concentrations: Clinical Social Work; Forensic
Psychology; Mental Health
Radiography (AS)
Radiologic Technology
Open only to students who have completed
a two-year Radiography (AS) program
Science
Spanish Language & Literature
Teacher Preparation/QUEST★
(5-Year BA or BS/MA in Teaching)
Undeclared – Liberal Arts
★ U.S. citizens only.
Special Programs of Interest
Pre-Law and Pre-Medicine: If you plan to continue professional studies in law or medicine, your
FDU academic advisor will help you create the best program of study to achieve your goals and link
you with our support programs for preprofessional students.
Accelerated Medical Programs: Through FDU’s partnerships with professional schools, you can
earn your medical doctorate a year faster in chiropractic, dental medicine, medicine, optometry,
osteopathy, pharmacy, physical therapy, podiatry or veterinary medicine.
Combined Degree Programs: FDU offers a wide range of “4+1” combined degree programs
that let motivated students earn both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in just five years. Our
Combined Degree Advantage Program® rewards qualified students with continued scholarship
support for graduate study in their fifth year at FDU. For more information, including scholarship
criteria, visit www.fdu.edu/advantage.
★ U.S. citizens only.
For more information about our campuses, people
and programs, contact us at:
For International Students and
Americans Abroad:
Phone:
1-800-FDU-8803 (1-800-338-8803)
Phone:
+1-201-692-2205
Email:
[email protected]
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.fdu.edu/visit
Website: www.fdu.edu/global