Sacred Heart University

Your Final Steps to Becoming a Pioneer

Connect with us in person as you get to know the SHU community, explore campus and picture yourself as a Pioneer. Don't miss the upcoming Admitted Student Days, where you can get the full SHU experience from academics to residential life and student involvement to career success!

You're also invited to visit campus for info sessions and campus tours, or to connect virtually for a one-on-one interview with your admissions counselor.

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Next Steps

Questions? Contact Us

If you have questions about next steps now that you’ve been admitted to Sacred Heart, we encourage you to reach out to your admissions counselor. They would be delighted to hear from you!

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Plan Your Visit

Don’t miss out! Get details and dates for all admitted student events offered on campus and virtually throughout the spring.

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Martire Family Arena hockey game
Students working in a classroom on West Campus
Students gather on the Pioneer Village steps to study, chat, and enjoy the views
Students studying in a room in Mother Teresa Hall
Mainstage musical performed by the theatre arts program in the Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts
Students gather on the Chapel quad for Mass on the Grass
Fans cheer on the Pioneers at the football game during Homecoming Weekend
Students grab a bite and hang out at Thea's Abbey dining hall
JP's Diner on campus offers a variety of classic diner food options
Students stay active and prioritize their well-being at Valentine Health & Recreation Center
The Center for Healthcare Education, where SHU students prepare for careers in healthcare with hands-on learning and cutting-edge resources
Students collaborate in one of SHU's classrooms at the Martire Center for the Liberal Arts
Students show their Pioneer pride by filling the Pitt Center for a basketball game