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Become A Student

Become A Student

Why be a number?

With our small class sizes, you’ll be our #1 priority.

Now more than ever, WNE is just the right size—for you. When you become a student at Western New England University, you won't get lost in a large lecture hall or impersonal online course, here you will be our #1 priority. From the moment you visit our picture-perfect New England campus or reach out to us virtually from the U.S. or abroad, you will be guided by your personal team of support. With 90 academic programs, opportunities to customize your studies across disciplines, and personal connections to faculty, staff, and peers, we're just the right size for your biggest ambitions.

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Professional Programs

Western New England University offers professional programs through our School of Law and College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, including dual degree programs. We also offer non-degree study.

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#5 In US and #1 in Mass for Jobs

A recent report from the career-focused website Zippia using data from the federal government's College Scorecard finds Western New England University #5 in the nation and #1 in Massachusetts when it comes to preparing graduates for the job market!

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Picture Yourself Here

While we may have been named among the Top 30 most beautiful campuses to visit each fall, Western New England University offers more than just a picture-perfect setting. It's a place where you will be both challenged and supported on your journey to a fulfilling career.

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A "Best Value"

Western New England University is ranked in the top 3% of colleges and universities among the top 1,275 public and private institutions reviewed in the United States by The Economist magazine. The rankings analyzed which institutions offered the “best value” for the education received.

Faculty Focused on You

Our expert faculty takes the time to get to know you and your aspirations. Whether you have questions about classwork, seek assistance securing an internship, want career advice, or just need a friendly ear, you can always count on your professors to guide you along the way.