Felician College

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125 Wood St

Rutherford, NJ 07070

+1 (201) 559-6000

https://felician.edu

Felician College, located in Rutherford, NJ, is a higher learning institution operated by the Felician Sisters. Established in 1923 as Immaculate Conception Normal School, the college offers a wide range of undergraduate, pre-professional, certificate, and graduate programs through its four schools and institute. With a focus on academic excellence and hands-on experiences, Felician University provides students with inspiring courses, dedicated faculty, and a supportive campus life.

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