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BERKELEY COLLEGE
Paramus: 64 E. Midland Ave., Paramus, (201) 967-9667,
berkeleycollege.edu
Established in 1931, Berkeley College is a coeducational
career college accredited by the Middle States Commission
on Higher Education. Paramus is one of nine locations in
New York and New Jersey. The college also offers full degree
programs online. Berkeley strives to balance academic and
career preparation, professional training and hands-on
experience.
The Paramus location’s programs include a bachelor of
science degree in marketing communications, and fashion
marketing and management with a minor in international
business. Other popular programs are management, business
administration, justice studies and justice studies with a
management minor.
The Paramus location offers convenient parking, flexible
course schedules and state-of-the-art facilities. It includes
a student lounge, modern classrooms, a library, an academic
support center and offices. Internship and employment
opportunities are available.
EASTWICK COLLEGE
Hackensack Campus: 250 Moore St., (201) 488-9400
Ramsey Campus: 10 S. Franklin Turnpike, (201) 327-8877
eastwick.edu
Eastwick College has five locations,
including two in Bergen County. The
Ramsey school offers a bachelor’s in
diagnostic cardiovascular sonography and
several associate degrees. The Hackensack
campus has a number of associate degrees,
including mortuary sciences, culinary arts,
and business. They also offer diploma and
certificate programs in a variety of fields.
Its numerous affiliations include Albert
Einstein Jack D. Weiler Hospital, Englewood
Hospital and Medical Center, Hackensack
University Medical Center, Holy Name
Medical Center, Mount Sinai Medical
Center, Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital, St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center
and The Valley Hospital.
Among its achievements, Eastwick College was the first
private sector college in New Jersey to receive approval from
the New Jersey Board of Nursing to offer a registered nursing
(RN) associate degree program. It was also the first nationally
accredited school in New Jersey approved by the Department of
Labor to teach electrical and plumbing apprenticeships.
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY
Metropolitan Campus: 1000 River Road, Teaneck, (201) 692-2000, fdu.edu
Founded in 1942, Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) is the largest
private university in New Jersey. FDU is an independent, nonsectarian,
coeducational, multi-campus institution.
FDU’s Metropolitan Campus provides a relaxed suburban setting
just 10 miles from New York City and attracts a diverse student
population from more than 71 countries around the world. On the
Teaneck campus, the undergraduate program includes more than 50
academic majors serving 5,900 students. An additional 2,800 students
are enrolled in more than 50 graduate programs. FDU is known for
innovative interdisciplinary programs and strong career focus in
leading business, professional, science and health care programs.
The first American university to own and operate an overseas
campus (Wroxton College in Oxfordshire, UK), FDU is also the first
comprehensive university in the world to require distance learning
of its undergraduates. As part of its mission, FDU strives to prepare
students for world citizenship through global education.
The university fields men’s and women’s Division I (Knights) and
Division III (Devils) teams in more than a dozen sports, plus a diverse
club and intramural program. The center of sports activity is the
Rothman Center, with facilities for basketball, tennis, racquetball and
volleyball, plus a six-lane, 200-meter track, weight room and spectator
seating for 5,000.
FELICIAN UNIVERSITY
Lodi Campus: 262 S. Main St., Lodi, (201) 559-6000
Rutherford Campus: 1 Felician Way., Rutherford, (201) 355-1465
felician.edu
Felician is an independent,
coeducational Catholic Franciscan
university founded and sponsored
by the Felician Sisters.
Felician is located on two campuses,
Lodi and Rutherford, and enrolls more
than 2,000 students. The college
offers programs in the arts and
sciences, business, nursing and health
management, and teacher education. An honors program offers
special opportunities for independent study, research, and leadership
on campus and in the community. More than 15 graduate programs,
including its doctor of nursing practice (DNP) program, are offered
to allow students to excel within their careers. Adult students may
complete their bachelor’s degree in programs designed to fit into their
busy lifestyles. Felician College offers 13 interscholastic sports that
compete at the NCAA Division II level.
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