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Hofstra offers a variety of campus

events, designed to suit your interests.

CultureYou dont have to go to Manhattan to see a great

show! There are many spirited student groups oncampus, such as Hostra Concerts, Danceworks

and the Spectrum Players. In addition, our

Department o Music presents jazz, classical

and medieval perormances each semester. And

Hostra Entertainment is our on-campus production

company; recent productions includeAnnie,

National Circus Project, andDavi Sings Sinatra

(world premiere).

Students are also encouraged to attend conerences,

lectures and other events hosted by Hostras

academic departments and schools and the Hostra

Cultural Center. The Hostra University Museum,

which is accredited by the American Association

o Museums, boasts a permanent collection o about

5,000 pieces. The museum also hosts many events

and exhibits each year.

CareerEach September, The Career Center hosts a

myraid programs and events designed to assist

students in discovering, planning and achieving their

career goals. Whether you are graduating in the next

ew months, deciding on a major, or making a career

move, The Career Center can help.


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Variety

CelebrationEvery year, Hostra celebrates the holidays with a treelighting ceremony. Hostras tree is one o the largest

living Christmas trees on Long Island. Following the

ceremony, all members o the campus community are

invited to visit our holiday village, which is created by

Hostra students. Students also attend the annual

Dutch, Irish and Italian Experience Festivals.

This year we celebrate 75 years o Hostra University:

75 years o academic excellence, growth, community,

service, scholarship, success, and most especially,

Hostra Pride and Purpose. Hostras history

encompasses the story o our great University as well

as thousands o stories o individual achievement, o

our students, riends, amilies, aculty and alumni. For

details please visit hofstra.edu/75.


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Warm Up ...Work Out!

If athletic activities appeal to you, there are many

recreational options rom which to choose, including

aerobics, weight training, dance, ag ootball, karate,tennis, and more. First-year students are always

welcome and needed.

At Hostra, many o our students participate in

intramural sports clubs. Among others, studentshave the opportunity to join:

v5-on-5 basketball

vBaseball

vCrew

vFlag ootball

v Ice hockey

vStadium soccer

vUltimate risbee

vVolleyball

Some o our daily activities include:

vAerobics

vAikido

vKickboxing

vPersonal Training

vStep

vToning/Sculpting

SWIM IN HOFSTRAS INDOOR, HEATED,

OLYMPIC-SIZED SWIMMING POOL.

Keep Fit and

Dive in!


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Hofstra student-athletescompete in 17 NCAA

Division I sports. Will they clinch the championship

this year? Come cheer them on! Hostra Prideteams are members o the Colonial

Athletic Association.

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Soccer

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Tennis

Softball

Wrestling

Tennis

Volleyball


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Did You Know?v The Hostra libraries contain 1.2 million print

volumes and provide 24/7 online access to more than

49,000 ull-text journals and 42,400 electronic books.

v Hostras 240-acre campus is a registered arboretum

and is adorned with 75 outdoor sculptures.

v More than 115,000 Hostra alumni have gone on

to pursue successul careers or advanced studies.

v Ninety-one percent o our ull-time aculty hold the

highest degree in their ields.

v With more than 170 student clubs and organizations,

there are abundant opportunities to get involved.

v Hostra North Shore-LIJ School o Medicine atHostra University will admit its irst class in 2011.

Inormation sessions and tours are scheduled Monday

through Saturday and on select Sundays. Tours begin at

the Ofce o Undergraduate Admission in Bernon Hall,

South Campus. Spend the day as a Hostra student with

a Hostra Pride Guide. Appointments are required.

Visit hofstra.edu/visit or call 1-800-HOFSTRA

to schedule your campus tour.

GuidedTours

Everything will be new to you as a first-year

student, but there is no reason to feel overwhelmed.

Turn to the Division of Student Affairs for sound

advice, insider tips and a compassionate ear.

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If you want variety in your diet, Hofstra has a

multitude of dining options. Hofstra University has

21 dining facilities, each with its own air. Campus

Dining Services offers great-tasting food, nutrition

and convenience for our students. Your HofstraCard(with dining plan) may be used at any of these

on-campus locations:

Hofstra

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v Au Bon Pain at Hofstra Deli

vAxinn Library Caf

vBreslin Kiosk

vCaf Bistro at Bits n Bytes

vCalifornia Pizza KitchenvCyber Caf

vDutch Treats (open 24/7)

vElis Kosher Kitchen

vHofstra Law School Kiosk

vJava Connectfeaturing Seattles Best Coffee


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vKate & Willys

featuring Tapas Restaurant

vNetherlands Caf

vNetherlands Convenience Store

vPura VidavRathskellar

vStarbucks at Caf on the Quad

vStarr Caf

vStudent Center Caf

vSubwayvTaro13

vUniversity Club


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You will find a new home at Hofstra one that

oers all the amenities you need or comort and

saety. What type o campus living arrangement do

you have in mind? You may want to live in a

traditional-style residence. Or, do you preer the

camaraderie o suite-style living? To accommodateindividual preerences, Hostras residence halls oer

a variety o options, including designated quiet loors.

All housing styles are accessible to individuals with

disabilities. Residences are staed with trained and

riendly proessional resident directors and residentassistants. You will ind the help and company

you need around-the-clock, throughout the week,

and all semester long. Make a snack in the common

kitchen. Join your riends in the lounge to play

a game on the Nintendo Wii or continue the

conversation rom your irst-year seminar class.

Use the Internet or watch television in your room.

Theres always something to do in our residence halls.

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A Supportive

EnvironmentThe Office of Student Leadershipand

Activitiescan assist you in acclimating to campus

and adjusting to college life. Counselors and

staff offer one-on-one assistance to all first-year

students, and the office coordinates Explore Next

Door, a series of events for new students. These

events have recently included:

v Trips to Broadway plays such as Hairspray,

and other productions, including the Radio City

Christmas Spectacular.

v Museum excursions and a television studio tour

in Manhattan.

v An apple and pumpkin picking trip with a

hayride.

v Trips to the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and

Central Park.v Sporting events such as New York Yankees and

Mets baseball games and New York Islanders

hockey games.

v Learning projects, such as a day of service

with Habitat for Humanity.

Transferring to Hofstra?

The Office of Student Leadership and Activities

also assists transfer students. Orientation

sessions are planned to help you learn more about

campus resources, connect with your classmates,

understand the curriculum, meet with advisers, and

register for classes.


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A Vibrant

CommunityFrom the moment you step onto the

Hofstra campus, youll have a world o

activities and opportunities waiting oryou. We oer our students a dynamic,

active campus community with something

or everyone! Join us at one o our

orientation programs, where you will

acclimate to campus lie and learn more

about classes, clubs, resources, and

activities. Prior to the start o the semester,

you will begin your Hostra experience

with Welcome Week(fall) or Winter

Welcome (spring) programsilled with

activities to help you move in, meet new

riends, and settle in to what will be your

new home here at Hostra!

Orientation is just the beginning.

Throughout the year, youll enjoy the many

cultural and athletic events, estivals and

lectures Hostra has to oer. Students

attend Homecoming, Winter Snow Ball,

MusicFest, and a variety o cultural

celebrations and estivals, just to name a

ew. You may even decide to join one o

the more than 170 clubs and organizations

or one o our 23 local and national

fraternities and sororities.

You will find your placeat Hofstra University!

Some of Hofstras exciting orientation

events include:

vPresidents WelcomevCarnival

vTrips to New York City

vAthletic Events


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Visit

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vFor more information:

Phone:1-800-HOFSTRA E-mail:[email protected]

Website:hofstra.edu

See for yourself all that

Hofstra has to offer.Our beautiful, welcoming campus

a registered arboretum is

perfect for studying, gathering,

relaxing or walking. Youll see

our trees and flowers, outdoorsculptures and traditional buildings,

alongside our many state-of-the-art

facilities.

We invite you to visit HofstraCollege of Liberal Arts and

Sciences; School of Communication;

School of Education, Health and

Human Services; Frank G. Zarb

School of Business; and HonorsCollege. And dont forget the

Hofstra University Museum, John

Cranford Adams Playhouse, James

M. Shuart Stadium, David S. Mack

Sports and Exhibition Complex,

Hagedorn Hall, C.V. Starr Hall, and

our full-service Sondra and David S.

Mack Student Center.

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HOFSTRA COLLEGE OF

LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES

African Studies: B.A.American Studies: B.A.Anthropology:

Anthropology: B.A.Anthropology-Archaeology: B.A.

Art History: B.A.Asian Studies: B.A.Biochemistry: B.S.Biology:

Biology: B.A.; B.S. Biology Cell & Molecular Biology:B.A.; B.S.

Biology Ecology & Evolution: B.A.; B.S. Biology Marine Biology: B.A.; B.S.Chemistry: B.A.; B.S.Chinese: B.A.Chinese Studies: B.A.Classics: B.A.Comparative Literature: B.A.Computer Engineering:

Computer Engineering: B.S.Computer Engineering Concentrationin Leadership & Innovation inComputing (CLIC): B.S.

Computer Engineering Option inLeadership & Innovation in Computing(OLIC): B.S.

Computer Science: B.A.; B.S.; B.A./M.S.;*B.S./M.S.*

Computer Science & Mathematics(dual): B.S.

Dance: B.A.Drama: B.A.Economics:

Business Economics: B.S.Economics: B.A.Mathematical Business Economics: B.S. Mathematical Economics: B.A.

Engineering:

Electrical Engineering: B.S. Engineering Science Biomedical: B.A.; B.E.

Engineering Science Civil: B.E. Engineering Science Production & Manufacturing: B.A.

Industrial Engineering: B.S. Mechanical Engineering: B.S.English:

English Creative Writing &Literature: B.A.

English English &American Literature: B.A.

English Publishing Studies &Literature: B.A.

Environmental Resources: B.S.Fine Arts:

Fine Arts Ceramics: B.A.; B.S.Fine Arts Design: B.A.; B.S.Fine Arts Painting: B.A.; B.S.Fine Arts Photography: B.A.; B.S.Fine Arts Sculpture/Jewelry: B.A.; B.S.

Forensic Science: B.S.French: B.A.

Geography: B.A.Geology: B.A.; B.S.German: B.A.Global Studies: B.A.Hebrew: B.A.History: B.A.Ibero-American Studies: B.A.Ibero-American Studies with minor in

International Business: B.AItalian: B.A.Jewish Studies: B.A.Labor Studies: B.A.Latin: B.A.Latin American &

Caribbean Studies: B.A.

Legal Education Accelerated Program(LEAP): B.A./J.D.*Liberal Arts: B.A.Linguistics: B.A.Mathematics:

Computer Science and Mathematics(dual): B.S.

Mathematical Business Economics: B.S.Mathematical Economics: B.A.Mathematics: B.A.; B.S.Mathematics Actuarial Science: B.S.Mathematics Applied Mathematics: B.S.Mathematics Chemistry: B.S.Mathematics Computer Science: B.S.Mathematics Engineering: B.S.

Mathematics Physics: B.S.Music:

Music: B.A.Music History/Literature: B.S.Music Jazz & Commercial Music: B.S.Music Music Merchandising: B.S.Music Performance: B.S.Music Theory & Composition: B.S.

Philosophy: B.A.Physician Assistant Studies: B.S./M.S.*Physics:

Applied Physics: B.S.Physics: B.A.; B.S.

Political Science: B.A.

Hofstra offers about 140 undergraduate programoptions. With an average class size of 22 studentsand a 14-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio, students always

receive the time and attention they need.


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Pre-Professional Programs:

Pre-Allied Medical ProfessionsPre-DentalPre-LawPre-Medical/Pre-Health

Pre-VeterinaryPsychology: B.A.Religion: B.A.Russian: B.A.Sociology: B.A.Sociology: B.A./Applied SocialResearch and Policy Analysis: M.A.*Spanish: B.A.

Speech-Language-HearingSciences: B.A.

STEM (Science, Technology,Engineering, & Mathematics): B.A.

Theater Arts:

Theater Arts PerformanceSequence: B.F.A.

Theater Arts ProductionSequence: B.F.A.Urban Ecology: B.A.; B.S.Womens Studies: B.A.

FRANK G. ZARB

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Accounting: B.B.A.; B.B.A./M.S.;*

B.B.A./M.B.A.*Accounting: B.B.A.Entrepreneurship: B.B.A.Entrepreneurship: B.B.A./Human

Resources Management: M.S.*Finance: B.B.A.; B.B.A./M.B.A.*Information Technology: B.B.A.;

B.B.A./M.B.A.*International Business: B.B.A.;

B.B.A./M.B.A.*Legal Studies in Business: B.B.A.Management: B.B.A.; B.B.A./M.B.A.*Management: B.B.A./Human

Resources Management: M.S.*Marketing: B.B.A.; B.B.A./M.S.;*

B.B.A./M.B.A.*Marketing: B.B.A./Marketing

Research: M.S.*Taxation: M.S./M.B.A.*

NOTE: The Frank G. Zarb School of

Business offers 89 dual B.B.A./M.B.A.

programs.

SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION

Film Studies/Production: B.A.Journalism: B.A.Mass Media Studies: B.A.Public Relations: B.A.Radio Production and Studies: B.A.

Speech Communication &Rhetorical Studies:

Speech Communication &Rhetorical Studies: B.A.

Speech Communication & RhetoricalStudies Communication, Citizenship,and Public Advocacy: B.A.

Speech Communication & RhetoricalStudies Communication, Culture,and Social Action: B.A.

Video/Television: B.A.; B.S.Video/Television & Business: B.S.

Video/Television & Film: B.S.

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION, HEALTH

AND HUMAN SERVICES

Early Childhood and ChildhoodEducation (with dual major in a

liberal arts discipline): B.A.Early Childhood Education

(Birth-Grade 2) (with dual major in aliberal arts discipline): B.A.

Elementary Education (Grades 1-6)(with dual major in a liberal artsdiscipline): B.A.

Health and Human Performance:

Athletic Training: B.S.

Community Health: B.S.Exercise Specialist: B.S.Health Education: B.S.Health Science: B.S.Physical Education: B.S.Ed.

Secondary Education:

Business Education: B.B.A.Dance Education: B.S.Ed.

Fine Arts Education: B.S.Ed.Music Education: B.S.Ed.

Secondary Education

(with dual major in another

discipline):

English Education: B.A.Foreign Language Education

French: B.A.Foreign Language Education German: B.A.

Foreign Language Education Italian: B.A.

Foreign Language Education Russian: B.A.

Foreign Language Education

Spanish: B.A.Mathematics Education: B.A.Science Education Biology: B.A.Science Education Chemistry: B.A.Science Education Earth Science: B.A.

Science Education Physics: B.A.

Social Studies Education: B.A.

HONORS COLLEGE

Entrance to Honors College is byinvitation only and occurs after astudents acceptance to the University.

*A dual degree program allows

the student to earn an undergraduateand graduate degree in less timethan if each degree is pursuedseparately. Learn more athofstra.edu/dualdegree.

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