Location: Brookline, Massachusetts, just 3 miles from downtown
Boston
Founded: 1962
Full-time and Part-time Enrollment: 1,300
Traditional Undergraduates
- Enrollment: 900
- Female-male ratio: 60:40
- Percentage of students who receive need-based financial aid: More than 75%
- Percentage of students who live in college housing: 45%
- U.S. States represented in student population: 26
- Percentage of international students: 7%, representing 35 countries
- Percentage of multicultural students: 35%
- Student-faculty ratio: 12:1
Faculty
- Full-time: 35
Administration
| Hannah M. McCarthy | President |
| Hannah Levertov | Vice President of Academic Affairs &
Dean of the College |
| Joseph Chillo | Vice President for Enrollment Management &
Dean of Admission |
| Paul N. Martin | Vice President of Student Affairs |
| Joyce Hanlon | Vice President of Finance |
Academic Calendar
The College operates on a two semester basis and
offers a full summer session.
Accreditation
New England Association of Schools and College,
Inc. (NEASC) through its Commission on Institutions of Higher
Education
Interior Design program accredited by Council
for Interior Design Accreditation
Business and Computer programs accredited by International
Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE)
Programs of Study
The School of Arts, Science & Design
- Bachelor Degree Programs
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- Communication
- Mass Communications
- Media Writing
- Computer Science
- Corporate Communications
- Graphic Design
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Interior Design
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- Legal Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Paralegal Studies
- Pre-Law
- Psychology
- Associate Degree Program
- General Studies
The School of Business & Management
- Bachelor Degree Programs
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- Business Administration
- Accounting
- Business Management
- Fashion Merchandising
- Finance
- Information Technology Management
- International Business Management
- Sports Management
- Health Care Management
- Associate Degree Program
- Management
The Roger A. Saunders School of Hotel & Restaurant Management
- Bachelor Degree Programs
- Hotel, Restaurant and Service Management
- Culinary Management
- Hotel Administration
- Associate Degree Programs
- Culinary Arts
- Food Service & Restaurant Management
- Hotel & Resort Management
Scholarships
Students are automatically considered for merit based scholarships.
These awards are based on academic performance, course selection,
and co-curricular activities.
The five types of scholarships include:
| Presidential | $15,000 per year and renewable for four years |
| Dean's | $12,000 per year and renewable for four years |
| Distinguished | $10,000 per year and renewable for four years |
| Newbury | $8,000 per year and renewable for four years |
| Nighthawk Award | $4,000-$7,000 per year and renewable for four years |
Financial Aid
In 2008-2009 Newbury administered almost $20 million
in financial aid from all sources and commits approximately
$7.5 million in grants and scholarships to students each
year.
Students need to complete the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and include Newbury as a
school of choice.
Newbury’s Title IV School code = 007484
The FAFSA form is available in January on-line
at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Educational Costs for 2010-2011
| Application Fee | $25 |
| Enrollment Deposit for Commuter Student | $250 |
| Enrollment Deposit for Residential Student | $500 |
| Enrollment Deposit for International Commuter Student | $500 |
| Enrollment Deposit for International Residential Student | $1,000 |
| Tuition | $24,000 |
| Average Room & Board | $11,750 |
| Technology Fee | $400 |
| Comprehensive Student Fee | $700 |
| Orientation Fee (New Students Only) | $150 |
| Estimated Books & Supplies | $1,500 |
Athletics
13 Men’s and Women’s NCAA Division III Teams
Baseball – Men’s
Basketball – Men’s and Women’s
Cross Country – Men’s and Women’s
Golf – Men’s
Soccer – Men’s and Women’s
Softball – Women’s
Tennis – Men’s and Women’s
Volleyball – Men’s and Women’s
Activities
Newbury students participate in a wide array of
clubs and activities each year. A sample of these organizations
include:
Admission Ambassadors
Class Council
Commuter Council
Community Service
Gay Straight Alliance
The Innkeepers Club
International Student Organization
Multicultural Student Union
Music Club
Orientation Leaders
Outing Club
Residence Hall Council
Student Athletic Advisory Council
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