University of Bridgeport

Undergraduate programmes listed on the university's website include:

• Nursing (BSN), including an accelerated BSN to become an RN in as few as 15 months
• Dental Hygiene (associate and bachelor's degrees)
• Business Administration (associate and bachelor's degrees) and Accounting
• Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering
• Biology, Mathematics and Health Sciences
• Criminal Justice and Human Services
• General Studies (associate and bachelor's degrees)

Minors in modern languages are offered in Arabic, Chinese, French, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Spanish.

Graduate programmes listed on the university's website include:

• MBA
• Master's in Medical Sciences (11 months, fully online with live classes)
• MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (online)
• Master's in Artificial Intelligence
• Master's in Acupuncture; master's and doctoral degrees in Chinese Medicine; Doctor of Chiropractic
• Master's and doctoral degrees in Computer Science and Engineering
• Education master's programmes with tuition-paid internships, and an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership (online with two one-week summer residencies)
• Online Doctor of Health Science (DHSc)

UB accepts first-time undergraduate, transfer and graduate applicants. Admission is test-optional and there is no application fee. Applications are submitted through the university's online applicant portal; undergraduate and transfer students can also use the Common App, and Physician Assistant applicants apply through CASPA.

Undergraduate cost of attendance for the 2026-27 academic year:

• Tuition and fees: US$37,090
• Food and housing (resident, standard double room): US$16,840
• Total estimated cost of attendance including other expenses: US$61,302 for residents, US$51,252 for commuters living with parents, US$56,368 for other commuters

These figures do not include health insurance, lab fees, charges for more than 18 credits or tuition differentials for Nursing and Dental Hygiene. Online science courses carry a US$500 lab kit fee. Fees are subject to change.

The campus has seven residence halls and four dining facilities. The Office of Housing and Residential Life manages undergraduate and graduate housing, provides information on off-campus housing and employs over 65 student and professional staff. Housing prices are set per semester, with meal plan options. Students living in campus housing, like all international students, must be covered by a health insurance plan.