Quinnipiac University Rankings 2025

In Hamden, Connecticut, there is a private institution called Quinnipiac University. Undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees are awarded by the university. The Quinnipiac University Polling Institute is also housed there. The founding father of Quinnipiac University, Samuel W. Tator, was a politician and business professor in 1929. Quinnipiac provides 22 graduate programs, including programs leading to medical and juris doctorates, in addition to 58 undergraduate majors. In 2013, 60 students were admitted to the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine for its inaugural class. The New England Commission of Higher Education has granted Quinnipiac University its accreditation.

Three sites make up Quinnipiac University: the York Hill campus, located on Sherman Avenue in Hamden; the Mount Carmel campus, located on Mount Carmel Avenue in Hamden; and the North Haven campus, located in North Haven, which is located just north of New Haven, Connecticut. Situated at the base of Sleeping Giant State Park, the Mount Carmel Campus is the oldest of these campuses. This site is home to the university administration, the Carl Hansen Student Center, the Arnold Bernhard Library, and other student dormitories.

Quinnipiac University World Rankings

Subject-Wise Ranking

As per US News Subject Rankings, Quinnipiac University is ranked #58 in Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs. It is ranked #183 in Nursing.

Employability Ranking

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