Majors/Programs: More than 50 undergraduate majors and programs including eight combined-degree programs (granting talented high school seniors provisional acceptance into medical school upon entry to Ã山ǿ¼é) and 10 early assurance programs (allowing students to apply for early acceptance to medical school as Ã山ǿ¼é sophomores). We also offer 22 graduate programs, 15 of which are available 100% online.
Location: Southwest corner of New York state, between the city of Olean and the village of Allegany; 1.5 hours south of Buffalo and 1.5 hours east of Erie, Pa.
Campus: 500 acres with 31 academic and support buildings and residence halls.
Enrollment: 1,868 undergraduate, 756 graduate students.
Tuition: To access Ã山ǿ¼é's undergraduate cost calculator, visit our
Estimated Costs page. For graduate tuition and fees,
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Financial Aid: 98% of our students receive some type of financial assistance
Retention & Graduation Statistics: 80% of freshmen return for their sophomore year, which is significantly higher than the national average of 67% for private institutions.
Six-year graduation rate: 68% (significantly higher than the national average).
Student profile: 29% of our students come from outside of New York state, and 18 foreign countries are represented in our enrollment; 80% of our students participate in either intramurals, club sports or recreation center activities.
Average SAT: 1130 (reading and math)
Average ACT: 25
Small Classes: Our student to faculty ratio of 12:1, which helps give our classes a personal touch.
Residence Life: 83% of students (98% of freshmen) live on campus.
Alumni Participation: Of more than 31,000 alumni worldwide, 19.1% donate yearly to the university, compared to a 10% average at Bonaventure's peer institutions.
Scholarship: We are home to the renowned Franciscan Institute, the premier Franciscan resource library in the Americas; 75% percent of our full-time faculty hold a Ph.D. or terminal degree.
Service: answers calls for help from near and far, our is one of the oldest student-run soup kitchens in the nation, and we travel to Africa and the Bahamas to help those in need. University Ministries welcomes students of all religious affiliations to participate in a variety of opportunities for spiritual growth, service learning and social action.
A proud member of New York state's independent college sector that has a combined economic impact of more than $63 billion, including $4 billion in institutionally-funded financial aid.
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