• Full-time and part-time undergraduate students: 2,034

• Full-time and part-time graduate students: 789

• Average class size: 18

• Male / female ratio: 1:4

• Student / faculty ratio: 10:1

• The mean high school grade point average is 3.4 (core subjects).

• The mean SAT score is 1130.

• 14.7 percent of our students are students of color.

• Full-time: 175

• Part-time: 287

 The College is divided into four administrative units that work together to provide students with professional programs built on a solid liberal arts foundation:

• College of Arts and Sciences
• School of Education
• School of Health and Human Services
• School of Management

• Bachelor's Degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music

• Master's Degrees: Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Science in Education, Master of Social Work

• Doctoral Degree: Doctorate of Physical Therapy

View a complete listing of Nazareth's majors, minors and certification programs.

• 100% of freshman students receive some sort of financial aid (2013).

• View a current listing of undergraduate and graduate tuition and student expenses on the Office of Student Accounts webpage.

• 24 intercollegiate athletic teams compete at the Division III level.

• Nazareth added men's ice hockey to its intercollegiate offerings starting in 2012.

• Nazareth competes in the Empire 8 Conference with Alfred, Elmira, Harwick, Ithaca, RIT, St. John Fisher, Stevens Institute of Technology, and Utica.

• In 2011, Nazareth's Golden Flyers men's volleyball team won the Molten Division III national championship.

• In 2011-12, Nazareth competed in Empire 8 playoff tournaments in men's soccer, women's soccer, women's volleyball, field hockey, men's tennis, women's tennis, men's lacrosse, and women's lacrosse. Nazareth won conference championships in both women's volleyball and men's volleyball, and both competed in the NCAA Championships.

• Nazareth's men's lacrosse team won the NCAA Division III national championship in 1992, 1996, and 1997. Nazareth also reached the national title game in 1995, 1998, and 2004. Nazareth has also won individual national titles in women's tennis and women's swimming and diving.

• In 2009-10, Nazareth won the Empire 8 Conference championship in men's basketball and the North East Collegiate Volleyball Association title in men's volleyball.

• Nazareth's athletic facilities include the 2,200-seat Golden Flyer Stadium, which opened in 2004.

• Of the current student body, roughly 24 percent participate in organized athletics. Collectively, Nazareth's student-athletes have earned a grade point average of 3.0 or higher in every semester for the last 14 years.

• 90 percent of Nazareth undergraduates participate in community service while they are students.

• Last year, Nazareth students devoted 589,000 hours of service to the community.

• Nazareth is one of the few schools to have an on-campus Center for Civic Engagement. Included within the center are the department of community service, Center for Service Learning, and the Professional Internship Program.

Nazareth has more than 30,000 alumni spread across 50 states and 48 countries.

• 93 percent of the class of 2012 completed a form of off-campus learning (internship, teaching practicum, field experience, or clinical work) during their time at the College.
• 90 percent of the class of 2010 are either employed full time or pursuing a graduate degree full time.
• 61 percent of Nazareth alumni live in the Rochester area; 79 percent live in New York state.

Nazareth College surveyed alumni in 2008-2009 and this is what they said:

• 91 percent of alumni say they would choose Nazareth, if they could make their college choice over again.
• 60 percent of Nazareth graduates have master's level degrees or higher from Nazareth and other colleges.

The alumni office provides programs to meet the diverse needs of the alumni base through alumni regional chapters, and recognizes outstanding achievements and contributions to the College through scholarships and awards.

"An institution of higher education has many opportunities to make a difference in the lives of its students, faculty, staff, alums, and in the lives of those around us."
— President Daan Braveman

• Ninth president of Nazareth College
• Took office July 2005
• Known for being connected with students. The president regularly jogs with groups of students on the Nazareth track during the academic year.
• Learn more about the President's Office

• 150 acres of beautiful lawns and wooded groves

• 23 buildings, including 11 residence halls, a 2,200-seat stadium and all-weather track, and the five-story Golisano Academic Center

• Peckham Hall, home of the Integrated Center for Math and Science, opened in fall 2012. The center features multi-purpose research spaces (including state-of-the-art labs and classrooms), a range of support services, and a variety of student centers. Peckham Hall is the first building on campus and in the town of Pittsford, N.Y., to achieve a Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED)-certified green building rating.

• The Nazareth College Arts Center, which houses the departments of theatre arts, music, and art, has entertained almost three million people at performances since it opened in 1967. The center re-opened in September 2009 following a major renovation.

• The on-campus rehabilitation and wellness clinics offer clinical services and experience in the areas of speech and hearing, reading, and physical therapy. They enable students to gain practical experience  and serve the Rochester community.

NAZARETH COLLEGE OF ROCHESTER


IPEDS: 193584
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Icu Region: Rochester

Estimated total direct spending by institution 2009: $65,624,320


Actual or estimated construction spending history: Actual 
Estimated annual average construction spending: $8,460,932


Estimated Output Impact 2009 (institution plus estimated annual construction plus spillover impacts): $148,128,399 


Estimated Labor Compensation 2009 (institution plus estimated annual construction plus spillover impacts): $62,239,744


Estimated Student & Visitor Impact (both direct & spillover): $26,818,417


Estimated Medical Center Impact: $0


Grand Total Economic Impact (direct & spillover): $174,946,816


Estimated NYS Personal Income Tax Revenue: $2,887,898


Estimated State & Local Sales Tax Revenue: $988,769


Estimated Direct Employment: 785


Estimated Total Employment (direct & spillover): 1,626 


Estimated "Spin off" Jobs from Research: 0

NOTES:
 These estimates were developed for the purpose of creating an accurate STATEWIDE statistic and are based on reported IPEDS figures for 2007-08 when available, trended forward for purposes of the study. Variation across campuses is to be expected.

If construction spending history was provided to CGR, the figure displayed represents the institution's experience, as reported to CGR. If the third line on this report reads "Estimated" the figure is based on the experience of institutions responding to CGR's survey.

The experience of visitor and student spending will vary significantly across institutions. This figure should be used advisedly by individual campuses and clearly indicated as interpolated from a statewide estimate. Local estimates can and should be substituted where available. Contact CGR for help with the multiplier. Spillover benefits, although allocated proportionate to each institution, are STATEWIDE, not regional.

Employment figures are estimates, despite the apparent accuracy of the presentation. Appropriate syntax would make liberal use of modifiers such as "about" and "approximately" with the figure rounded to the nearest hundred. Questions to Kent Gardner, Center for Governmental Research, Rochester, NY.
 Email: kgardner@cgr.org

• 273 international students from 35 countries participated in study-abroad opportunities at Nazareth in 2012-13, enriching the College's student body.

• 173 Nazareth students traveled to 13 countries on four continents in 2012-13. About 8 percent of Nazareth students study abroad while in college, more than five times the average rate of students nationally.

• Nazareth offers a variety of study-abroad opportunities, including short term (five weeks or less), residential (language programs for a semester or full year), exchange programs (for a semester or year), and study abroad (for a semester or year).

• 154 students from 20 countries on four continents participated in our 2012 Summer Language Institute.

• 52 international students participated in the year-long AIEP (Academic Intensive English Program) in 2012-2013, learning linguistic, academic, and cultural skills to be successful and fully participate in classes at Nazareth or at other universities in the United States.