Crandall University is Atlantic Canada’s leading Liberal Arts university rooted in the Christian faith. Founded in 1949, Crandall is an independent university in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. Representing more than twenty different countries, Crandall is home to over 800 students.
Situated on a picturesque, 200-acre site in beautiful Moncton, New Brunswick, Crandall’s campus offers a welcoming atmosphere, a commitment to students, academic excellence and a devotion to the Christian faith. Crandall’s exceptional faculty, favourable 13:1 student-to-professor ratio and renowned academic programs (including two new master’s degree programs) set it apart as a campus students are proud to call home.
Bachelor Degrees: Arts, Business Administration, Education/Technical Education, Science in Biology, and Theology.
Masters: Education and Organizational Management
In addition, Crandall offers Certificate Programs, Adult Professional Studies, and an Oxford Study Programme.
| | # Beds | Lowest | Highest |
| Female only: | | Lowest: $4,270 | Highest: $6,050 |
| Male only: | | Lowest: $4,270 | Highest: $6,050 |
| Co-ed: | | Lowest: $4,270 | Highest: $6,050 |
Colburne House and Mitton Court have different fees. Visit http://www.crandallu.ca/crandall-services/tuition-fees/ for more information
Off campus housing assistance is provided by Ground Floor Property Management.
Tony LeBLanc
CEO/Partner
Ground Floor Property Management Inc.
506 204 8440 | tony@groundfloorpm.com | www.groundfloorpm.com | www.facebook.com/groundfloorpm
Orientation Week is offered in September, consisting of campus wide games, fun social activities, and maybe even a mystery trip! There is also Orientation Day for all students in September and January, and other events hosted by the Crandall Student Association (CSA).
Each student is assigned a professor from their major to help guide them towards further studies or a career following graduation. We also host career fairs, offer internships and workshops to help keep students active in their future pursuits.
The intercollegiate athletics program is an integral part of life at Crandall University. Our commitment to the whole person makes CU a great choice for student athletes looking to pursue academic and athletic excellence. It is our wish to provide students with the opportunity to grow physically, spiritually, and socially.
Crandall offers many opportunities to inquire about and grow in matters of the Christian faith. From informal conversations to organized Small Group discussions, interested students may find many venues for discussion and learning about Christianity. Daily chapels are offered, as well, as a means of corporate worship for the students, staff, and faculty.
All buildings on campus are equipped with wireless internet.
The Student Ambassador program at Crandall University is a volunteer group of exceptional student leaders which provide outreach to prospective students and guests. Each year, the Ambassador team participates in a variety of recruitment activities both on and off campus. The Crandall Student Ambassador position is one that is held with high honor at the University and is coordinated through the Office of Admissions. Those chosen to the program will be given the opportunity to develop their leadership and communication skills that will be imperative in their future careers. For more information about the Student Ambassador program, what we do, our history, or how to become an Ambassador, please contact David Cook in the Office of Admissions. Email: david.cook@crandallu.ca or phone: 506 863-6434.