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College Info
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- Type
- private
Official website
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Molloy College
Molloy College is a private liberal arts college located in Rockville Centre, New York, United States. It was founded in 1949 by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet. The college offers over 40 undergraduate and graduate degree programs across various fields, including business, education, and health sciences. Molloy College is known for its strong programs in nursing, business, and education.
Key Facts
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- Living Costs (estimated): $1,850
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Campus Vibe
Suburban, 125 acres
SportyAcademicResidentialIntimate Community
2/10
Diversity
10/10
Academic Rigor
7/10
City safety (heuristic)
7/10
Social scene
Weather: Varies widely by state
Living costs: Research local rent and transport for your intake year
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Career Outcomes
$18,400 avg starting salary
50% placement rate
Popular fields
educationbusiness
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Student Life
4,725 students (273 international)
Campus: Suburban, 125 acres
Location: Rockville Centre, United States
Climate: Varies widely by state
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Application Insider
Acceptance rate: 78%
IELTS: Overall 6.5
When to apply: Dec–Mar for Fall; rolling varies by school
Common mistakes to avoid
- Missing document certified translations where required
- Applying in the final round without buffer for visa timelines
- Ignoring conditional offers — respond before the deadline in the portal
- Submitting generic SOPs — tailor your story to 2–3 program-specific points
💡IELTS requirement: Overall 6.5
💡Acceptance rate: 78%
💡Latest cutoff: IELTS 6.5
💡Typical apply window for United States: Dec–Mar for Fall; rolling varies by school