Adelphi University

Adelphi University, a distinguished private institution in Garden City, New York, traces its origins to 1863 as Adelphi Academy in Brooklyn, evolving into a coeducational college in 1896 and gaining university status in 1963. Renowned for its personalized education, the university features small classes averaging 21 students, fostering close interaction between world-class faculty and learners across more than 200 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs. Spanning eight colleges and schools-including Arts and Sciences, Business, Psychology, Education, Nursing and Public Health, Social Work, Honors College, and Professional Studies-Adelphi emphasizes hands-on experiential learning through internships, research, and community engagement. The suburban 75-acre main campus, just 23 miles from New York City, supports vibrant student life while additional centers in Brooklyn, Hudson Valley, Suffolk County, and online options broaden accessibility. Nationally ranked #189 by U.S. News and recognized in Times Higher Education World University Rankings at 1501+, Adelphi prioritizes academic excellence, affordability, and social mobility, empowering nearly 8,000 students to excel as global leaders and engaged citizens.