4 Year Public University
www.stockton.edu
Contact Information
Yibin Feng
International Student Advisor, Global Engagement
Phone: 609-626-5532
Fax: 609-626-6050
Application Deadlines
Undergraduate
Spring admission (January) – November 15
Fall admission (September) – March 15
Fall admission (scholarship consideration) – January 31
Fall Admission only See more Special Academic Program Requirements here.
Accelerated Pre-Medicine – December 15
Pharmacy (dual degree) – December 15
Physician Assistant (dual degree) – February 15
Pharmaceutical engineering (dual degree) – February 15
Four-Year Nursing (pre-licensure) – February 15
Graduate
Spring admission (January) – November 1
Fall admission (September) – March 15
Locations
Main Campus
101 Vera King Farris Drive
Galloway, NJ 08205
Manahawkin
712 E Bay Ave Suite 20,
Manahawkin, NJ 08050
Hammonton – Kramer Hall
30 Front St,
Hammonton, NJ 08037
Atlantic City – Academic Center
3711 Atlantic Ave.
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Main Phone: 609-761-1200
About
Stockton University is New Jersey’s “Distinctive Public University.” Established as a small school in 1969, it was named in honor of one of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence. Since its founding, Stockton has experienced incredible growth. It now offers many academic degrees to students including BA (Bachelor of Art), BS (Bachelor of Science), BFA (Bachelor of Fine Art), MA (Master of Art), MS (Master of Science), MBA (Master of Business Administration), DPT (Doctor of Physical Therapy) and Ed.D. (Organizational Leadership). Stockton also provides dual-degree options to students. In these five-year programs, students spend an extra year of study after completing their Bachelor’s degree to earn their Master’s degree. In addition to its academic provisions, Stockton offers many extracurricular activities for students to join such as sports and clubs. The university also boasts an excellent faculty, with 95% of them holding doctoral or other terminal degrees. Ultimately, Stockton strives to provide its students with the best opportunities possible so that they can develop into commendable professionals and outstanding members of society.
Degrees/Certificates Offered
Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral and Certificate programs
For a comprehensive list of our programs, visit: https://www.stockton.edu/academics
Student Demographics
The university has an approximate enrollment of 9,621 students (Fall 2018), undergraduate 8,603 and graduate 1,018 (Male 46%, Female 54%, Minority 29%).
Student Housing Options
Six types of resident halls: on campus housing with the 5-person apartment, 4-person apartment, triple, double, single, and small double options; off campus housing at the Stockton Seaview Hotel & Golf Club.
Admission Requirements for Freshman Students (First year in college)
- Admission application
- Application fee ($50)
- Official Secondary school transcript/diploma
- English Proficiency (minimum):
TOEFL (79 iBT); IELTS (6.5); PTE (58); ELS (level 112) - SAT / ACT*
- Affidavit of Support
- International Student Financial Statement
- Affidavit for Free Room and Board (if you plan to live off-campus)
*For detailed requirements and offers of conditional admission please visit: www.stockton.edu/globalengagement
Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
- Admission application
- Application fee ($50)
- Official college/university transcripts (If from outside of the U.S., a course-by-course evaluation verified by the ECE / WES / SpanTran is required)
- Affidavit of Support
- International Student Financial Statement
- Affidavit for Free Room and Board (if you plan to live off-campus)
Admission Requirements for Graduate Students
- Admission application
- Application fee ($50)
- Official college/university degree (If from outside of the U.S., transcripts mu be verified by the ECE or WES or SpanTran )
- English Proficiency (minimum):
TOEFL (79 iBT); IELTS (6.5); PTE (58); ELS (level 112) - Affidavit of Support
- International Student Financial Statement
- Affidavit for Free Room and Board (if you plan to live off-campus)
*For detailed requirements please visit: www.stockton.edu/grad
Visa Categories Offered
F-1 for new or transfer students
J-1 for exchange students or scholars
Cost of Attendance and Financial Assistance
Estimated cost of attendance includes tuition, fees, room, meal plan and miscellaneous expenses (based on 2019-2020 Academic year):
Undergraduate
Tuition & fees (12-20 credits/semester): $21,605.52
On-campus housing*: $10,104.00
Meal plan* (180 Block meal plan): $3,740.00
Health insurance & miscellaneous*: $3,782.00
Total yearly estimated cost: $39,231.52
International Scholarships
International students are qualified for the Freshman/Transfer scholarships. They can also apply for Stockton foundation scholarship after one semester of studying at Stockton.
Student Activities and Campus Life
Stockton University is dedicated to bridging cultural gaps and enhancing its cultural exchange program. Therefore the Office of Global Engagement has developed a Cultural Immersion Program to help International Visitors learn more from their visit to the U.S. and bring back greater knowledge of America, its people, its history and culture. Stockton University hopes the Cultural Immersion Program will help strengthen academic and economic ties with our global community and help bring greater knowledge and awareness of what America is all about.
To educate our students and exchange visitors about the U.S. culture and traditions and involve them in U.S. culture, some of the activities from the Cultural Immersion Program are: Meet and Greet; Day of Services; Oktoberfest; Pumpkin Picking and Carving; Thanksgiving Dinner; New York City trip; Washington D.C. trip; Philadelphia trip, Amish Country Farm visiting and Hershey Park.
The university offers over 160 clubs and organizations meeting the interests of every study area, needs and interests of the diverse student population of the university. You will definitely find a club or a student organization that interests you. If you can’t find one, you and your friends can create one! To explore the list of available student clubs and organizations, please visit stockton.edu/studentdevelopment.
