Bloomfield College

Bloomfield College has a long-standing place in Bloomfield, New Jersey, and has grown into Bloomfield College of Montclair State University. Its historic, close-knit campus is supported by the academic resources of a comprehensive public doctoral research university. Bloomfield is New Jersey's only four-year Predominantly Black Institution, Hispanic-Serving Institution, and Minority-Serving Institution. The college focuses on access, belonging, small class sizes, and faculty support. Academic options span areas including Creative Arts & Technology, Music Technology, Nursing, Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, and Game Design. Music Technology has produced Grammy-nominated producers and record label owners. Nursing students receive close faculty mentorship and can take part in the Nursing Peer Mentor Program, while the game design program prepares students for work developing games for companies such as SONY and Electronic Arts. The SCHOLAR Certificate Program adds leadership, cultural competence, critical thinking, and community-focused learning to the experience for incoming students. For international students, Bloomfield offers a location close to New York City and a quick mass-transit route to Manhattan. The Bloomfield campus is at 467 Franklin Street in Bloomfield, NJ. Students can access Montclair State University resources while studying in a smaller college setting. Conditionally admitted students may also have access to Bloomfield Boost, a structured first-year pathway with 29 core credits, academic coaching, and faculty support focused on quantitative reasoning and effective writing.