On July 1, 2023, Bloomfield College officially became part of Montclair State University!
For Bloomfield students, the merger means lower tuition and fees and expanded student life and academic opportunities. As part of Montclair, Bloomfield College will continue to provide a transformative educational experience in a small, supportive setting with the resources of a doctoral research university.
Below you will find answers to frequently asked admissions questions related to the merger. You can also learn more about this historic merger here.
Prospective Students
- Can I apply to both the Montclair and Bloomfield locations?
No, you can only apply to one location. Each location offers a distinct experience. Sign up for a telecounseling appointment so an admissions counselor can help you figure out which is the best fit for you. - How do I tell Montclair which location I want on my application?
You will see a question asking which location you wish to study at, and that is where you will select Bloomfield or Montclair. Once you choose your location, the majors available will be shown to you. - What happens if I change my mind about the location I am interested in after I apply?
We are happy to change your application information for you. Send us a note at msuadm@montclair.edu. Make sure to provide us your full name and date of birth so we can find your application. If you have already been admitted to one location, you may have to be re-reviewed for admission to the other location. - If I start my studies at one location, will I be able to transfer to the other location? Can I take classes at the other location?
Students can apply as an internal transfer between locations based on their major’s requirements. More information about taking classes between locations will be available soon.
For Counselors
- What does the merger mean for my students?
Students studying at Bloomfield College of Montclair State University still receive the close knit community of a small liberal arts college, but with the low tuition, resources and support Montclair is known for providing our students. Students entering 2024 and beyond will graduate with a Montclair State University degree.For students applying beginning Spring 2024, there is one combined application – both on the Common App and through apply.montclair.edu/portal/admissions. - Who do I contact to have a representative visit my school?
Joseph Niclas, Associate Director of Undergraduate Admissions niclasj@montclair.edu
For specific Bloomfield College presentations or Immediate Decision Days, Nicole Cibelli cibellin@montclair.edu - Where do I send students’ documents if they are applying to Bloomfield?
Since Bloomfield is now part of Montclair State University, the application process has been unified. You can send all documents to Montclair through e-docs, mail, or e-mail (msuadm@montclair.edu).
Don’t see the answer to your question?
Contact us at bcadmissions@montclair.edu, (973) 655-4444, or through our live chat and we’ll be happy to assist you.