Western New England University

Western New England University (WNE), a comprehensive private institution with a tradition of excellence in teaching and scholarship and a commitment to service, awards undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral degrees in various departments from among the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business, Engineering, Pharmacy and Health Sciences, and School of Law. One of only a few U.S. comprehensive institutions enrolling under 5,000 students recognized with national and international accreditations at the highest levels in law, business, engineering, and social work, WNE serves students predominantly from the northeastern U.S., but enrolls students from across the country and around the world. The vast majority of undergraduate students reside on campus. The 215-acre campus in Springfield, Massachusetts, is remarkable for its beauty, security, and meticulous upkeep.

Why Western New England University?

• Facilities: A recent survey of incoming students cited the "Quality of Academic Facilities" as the top reason they chose WNE. More than $90 million have been invested in new classroom, laboratory, residence, dining, and athletic construction and modernization projects. The 215-acre campus includes 28 major buildings (10 residence facilities) and an expansive outdoor sports complex anchored by the 1,500-seat Golden Bear Stadium all clustered around a walkable central core. 
• Support: At WNE, they believe that student success is everyone's responsibility. That's why they offer a network of support for first year and transfer students; mentoring programming specifically for sophomores; academic tutoring; faculty advisors for undergraduate and graduate students; career development events; and an entire community of people dedicated to helping each student excel.
• Activities: WNE is a place where students will feel comfortable testing the waters and trying new things. Try out for lead in the Spring Musical...Learn about social justice through community service. ...Take a hike with the Outing Club. College is a time to explore new interests, new friendships, and career paths. At the beginning of the fall semester, freshmen are invited to the Activities Fair to learn about ways to get involved. 
• Location: WNE is located in Springfield, Massachusetts, in the heart of the beautiful Pioneer Valley, yet an easy drive to Hartford, Boston, New York City, or the college towns of Amherst and Northampton. Skiing, biking, shopping, Six Flags New England—they've got it all.