Albertus Magnus College

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Albertus Magnus College

Latin: Collegium Alberti Magni
Established	1925
Type	Private
President	Dr. Julia M. McNamara
Undergraduates	1,600
Location	New Haven, CT, USA
Campus	50 acres (200,000 m²)
Colors	Blue and White
Athletics	NCAA Division III
Nickname	Falcons
Affiliations	GNAC, ECAC
Website	www.albertus.edu

Albertus Magnus College is a small private liberal arts college in New Haven, Connecticut, United States. It is located about two miles (3 km) from the central campus of Yale University in a residential area near the border with Hamden. The neighborhood is on Prospect Street just above Edgerton park and near East Rock. The college uses several of the area's historic 19th-century mansions as classroom and administrative buildings.

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The Falcons' logo.

The athletic teams of the college are the Falcons and they are part of the NCAA Division III in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference.

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Albertus Magnus College

v t e Colleges and universities in Connecticut

Public institutions	Central Connecticut Charter Oak Eastern Connecticut Southern Connecticut University of Connecticut Western Connecticut

Private institutions	Albertus Magnus Briarwood Connecticut College Fairfield Goodwin Holy Apostles LACFA Mitchell Paier Post Quinnipiac Rensselaer at Hartford Sacred Heart Saint Joseph Trinity University of Bridgeport University of Hartford University of New Haven Wesleyan Yale

Federal institutions	United States Coast Guard Academy

Community Colleges	Asnuntuck Capital Gateway Housatonic Manchester Middlesex Naugatuck Valley Northwestern Connecticut Norwalk Quinebaug Valley Three Rivers Tunxis

Graduate, professional, and research institutions	Berkeley Divinity School Hartford Seminary Quinnipiac School of Law University of Connecticut Health Center University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine University of Connecticut School of Law Yale Law School Yale School of Drama Yale School of Medicine

v t e Great Northeast Athletic Conference

Albertus Magnus Anna Maria Emerson Emmanuel Johnson & Wales Lasell Mount Ida Norwich Pine Manor Rivier Saint Joseph (CT) Saint Joseph's (ME) Simmons Suffolk

Dominican Colleges and Universities

v t e American women's colleges that became coeducational

Became coeducational	Adelphi University • Albertus Magnus College • Andrew College • Anna Maria College • Barber–Scotia College • Beaver College • Bennington College • Carlow University • Cazenovia College • Chestnut Hill College • Chowan College • Columbia College • Connecticut College • Drexel University College of Medicine • Elms College • Elmira College • Emmanuel College • Georgia College & State University • Goucher College • Greensboro College • Hood College • Hunter College • Huston-Tillotson University • Immaculata University • James Madison University • Keuka College • LaGrange College • Lake Erie College • Lasell College • Lesley College • Longwood University • MacMurray College • Mississippi University for Women • Marymount Manhattan College • University of Montevallo • Moravian College • Notre Dame College • Ohio Dominican University • Queens University of Charlotte • Radford University • Randolph College • Regis College • Rivier College • Sarah Lawrence College • Salve Regina University • Seton Hill University • Shorter University • Silver Lake College • Skidmore College • Stevenson University • Texas Woman's University • Trocaire College • University of Mary Hardin-Baylor • University of Mary Washington • University of North Carolina at Greensboro • Vassar College • Virginia Union University • Viterbo University • Washington College of Law • Webster University • Wells College • Wheaton College • Winthrop University

Coordinate colleges	Douglass (merged with Rutgers University) • Evelyn College for Women (with Princeton University; closed) • Georgia State College for Women (with Georgia School of Technology to form Georgia College & State University) • H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College (merged with Tulane University) • Margaret Morrison Carnegie College (merged with Carnegie Mellon University) • Pembroke (merged with Brown University) • Radcliffe College (merged with Harvard University) • University of Mary Washington (with University of Virginia)

Coordinates: 41°19′57″N 72°55′26″W / 41.332418°N 72.923909°W / 41.332418; -72.923909

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