University of New Haven
Private college · West Haven, CT · 4,841 undergraduates
Acceptance rate, SAT and ACT scores, cost, and financial aid
Acceptance rate
60%
Moderately selective
SAT (middle 50%)
1060–1265
ACT (middle 50%)
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Average net price
$32,994
per year, after grants
Cost of attendance
$66,498
per year, before aid
Graduation rate
64%
within 6 years
These numbers haven't been checked against official data yet. Values marked changed a lot or disagree with another source. Costs, aid, and policies change every year — always confirm on the college's website before you decide.
How hard is it to get into University of New Haven?
University of New Haven accepts about 60 of every 100 applicants (60%), which makes it moderately selective. This number changed a lot in the latest data, so confirm it with the college.
The middle half of admitted students scored between 1060 and 1265 on the SAT. A score at or above 1265 puts you in the top quarter of admitted students; below 1060, your scores are below most.
The latest federal data says University of New Haven is test-optional (scores are considered if you send them), but that data can lag a year or two and several colleges have changed their policies since. Confirm on University of New Haven's admissions website before you decide whether to send scores.
How much does University of New Haven cost?
The full cost of attendance — tuition, fees, housing, food, books, and other expenses — is about $66,498 a year before financial aid.
After grants and scholarships, students who get federal aid pay $32,994 a year on average. Your price depends on your family's income — use the college's net price calculator for an estimate.
Tuition and fees are $49,320 a year.
- Tuition & fees (in-state)$49,320
- Tuition & fees (out-of-state)$49,320
- Room & board$20,556
- Total cost of attendance$66,498
- Average net price after grants$32,994
Popular majors
Criminal Justice, Health Professions & Nursing, Business, Psychology, Visual & Performing Arts.
University of New Haven FAQ
- What is University of New Haven's acceptance rate?
- 60% — moderately selective.
- What SAT score do you need for University of New Haven?
- Admitted students' middle 50% range is 1060–1265. Aim for 1265 or higher to be above most admitted students.
- Is University of New Haven test-optional?
- The latest federal data says University of New Haven is test-optional (scores are considered if you send them), but that data can lag a year or two and several colleges have changed their policies since. Confirm on University of New Haven's admissions website before you decide whether to send scores.
- How much does University of New Haven cost?
- About $66,498 a year before aid; $32,994 on average after grants.
- What is University of New Haven's FAFSA school code?
- 001397. Add it in the "Colleges" section of the FAFSA at studentaid.gov so University of New Haven receives your information.
- What is University of New Haven's graduation rate?
- 64% of students finish within six years.
Colleges similar to University of New Haven
| College | Acceptance rate | SAT (middle 50%) | Avg. net price | Graduation rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albertus Magnus CollegeNew Haven, CT | 59% | — | $31,731 | 48% |
| Sacred Heart UniversityFairfield, CT | 65% | — | $45,827 | 77% |
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