A private, non-sectarian, comprehensive university, offering more than 30 undergraduate and 14 graduate degree programs.

International community with students from 30 states and 60 countries.

200 full and part-time faculty, including Fulbright Scholars, National Science Fellows, Ford Fellows, National Endowment for the Humanities Fellows, American Council for learned Societies Scholars, Phi Beta Kappa Scholars.

Student-faculty ratio of 11:1

Connected to the world of telecommunications through UBNET, the computer network that links the School of Science, Engineering and Technology with the World Wide Web.



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