Founded in 1942, Felician College is a Catholic, private, independent institution for students representing diverse religious, racial, and ethnic backgrounds. This co-educational, liberal arts institution provides a close-knit, personalized and nurturing academic community. The College provides students with a solid and supportive academic experience designed to bring students to their highest potential and prepare them to meet today's challenges with an informed mind and understanding heart.

Felician College is comdmitted to educating students in a learner-centered environment and has an excellent academic reputation and an array of academic programs at the undergraduate and graduate level. Its programs are designed to meet the needs of traditional undergraduate students as well as adult students who want to earn their degree while they work full-time.

The College offers online education that allows students to take the same courses as on-campus students. Course content is organized in modules with clear deadlines for assignments. The curriculum provides maximum dialogue among the participants. With eCollege students have access to all aspects of the course, syllabi, course calendar, announcements, student web pages, chat rooms, e-mail, electronic forums that organize discussions, and quick access to the Internet and Felician's library for research.

Admissions
Felician offers rolling admission and it accepts applications on an ongoing basis throughout the year. But students should expect to receive an admission decision within approximately four weeks after the College has received students' completed application.

Financial Aid
Felician College offers financial aid to help students attend a college. The financial aid office provides assistance for students and families through the admission process to graduation. The College helps students and families in completing the financial aid process and receiving the maximum amount of aid based on eligibility in all the financial aid programs. It offers grants, loans and employment and is based on the student’s financial need.