Enrollment Advisory Group - University of Bridgeport

Enrollment Advisory Group
EAG has proven solutions to help you confront these challenges and meet your enrollment goals through improved admissions operations, creative domestic recruitment methods and implementation of an effective global outreach strategy to secure the international student population that colleges and universities desire.

Our team of well-rounded professionals – with nearly 175 years of combined expertise – includes a diverse range of professionals with global experience. We offer a wider perspective with solutions grounded to incorporate best practices while remaining true to our core roots in international recruitment and admissions strategy.

University of Bridgeport
Founded in 1927, the University of Bridgeport (UB) is a private university home to a diverse student and faculty body from over 45 states and 80 countries. UB offers more than 100 programs through the College of Engineering, Business and Education, College of Arts & Sciences and College of Health Sciences. UB’s English Language Institute (ELI) is located on campus and ELI students have access to all university resources and benefits.

Located in the state of Connecticut and just 48 miles northeast of New York City, UB students have access to job opportunities including internships with some of the world’s leading corporations, hospitals, and organizations.

On-campus housing is available for graduate students, and all full-time students are permitted to ride the city bus system for free. UB has the largest graduate engineering program in Connecticut and the second-largest graduate engineering school in New England.

Scholarship

Accomodation

Living on campus

Living on campus is an important part of the overall experience and development of students at the university. Our residence halls are not just places for students to sleep, but are vibrant communities where students are ENGAGED as active members of the campus, EDUCATED on topics directly related to their success and EMPOWERED with the critical thinking skills that will help in their transformation into a responsible and active member of a global community.

Off-Campus Housing

At the University of Bridgeport, all full-time matriculating students with fewer than 90 credits who live more than 30 miles from campus and are under 21 years of age are required to live on campus. However, some graduate and upper class students choose to live off campus in the surrounding community.

Our goal is to assist you in making decisions about living off campus and to enable you to develop a housing search strategy. We have provided information on how to find housing options that best meet your needs, your rights as a tenant and where to get help if you have any questions. There are several ways to find rental housing in the Bridgeport and surrounding communities.