Utica College is an excellent independent college that offers an impressive array of liberal arts and career majors for undergraduate students and a growing number of well-recognized master's degree programs. Our faculty members are truly outstanding in their academic disciplines, many having earned national recognition for their contributions to their fields. More importantly, they have a genuine and long-standing commitment to student success and view teaching and advising as their first priority.

• Utica College offers a wide variety of programs in arts and sciences, health andhuman studies, and social sciences and management.
  
• With 30 majors, 24 minors, 12 graduate programs, numerous pre-professional and special programs, and opportunities to study abroad, UC's academic offerings rival those of much larger universities.
  
• Utica College is home to 2,170 full- and part-time students and 295 graduate students.
  
• While Utica College faculty consistently receive international acclaim for their research and writing -- 94 percent of the faculty have their Ph.D. or highest degree in their field -- UC is considered first and foremost a teaching college. Faculty are committed to student success, and are on a first-name basis with their students.
  
• Class sizes are small, with student-to-professor ratios of 17:1. Students get the personal attention they deserve both in and out of the classroom.
  
• Utica College's 128-acre campus sits within the city of Utica -- the socioeconomic hub of the Mohawk Valley.