Molloy University, founded in 1941 in Long Island, New York, is a private regional comprehensive university with a rich history. Grounded in the Catholic ideals of truth and respect, Molloy offers a multi-dimensional education in the Dominican tradition. The university's founders, the Dominican Sisters of Amityville, believed in providing professional degrees with a strong liberal arts core to enable students to excel in their chosen fields with compassion and creativity.

Today, Molloy continues to prioritize the needs of the region, offering academic, experiential, and service opportunities to its students. With over 50 undergraduate majors, 23 master's programs, and three doctoral programs, students have a wide range of academic options to choose from. The university consists of four schools, including the Barbara H.

Hagan School of Nursing and Health Sciences, the School of Business, the School of Arts and Sciences, and the School of Education and Human Services. Apart from academics, students can engage in a vibrant student life culture, participate in athletics, and benefit from NCAA Division II athletic teams. The main campus in Rockville Centre, NY features residence halls and is conveniently located near Long Island's natural attractions and has easy access to Manhattan, Brooklyn, and international airports.

Molloy also has centers in Manhattan, Suffolk, and Sayville, offering unparalleled learning and experiential opportunities. With its dedication to excellence and community partnerships, Molloy University provides an exceptional student experience and cutting-edge approaches to education