Overview

During their years at Albertus, students participate in a community life in which formal classroom instruction is closely interwoven with many types of informal learning experiences. A guiding principle on campus is consideration for the rights and privileges of others in the community. Students are expected to display personal maturity, integrity, and self-discipline. Their college years should strengthen these traits.

Albertus, in accordance with these expectations, maintains a minimum number of institutional regulations over student living, while providing guidance and support for student self-direction. Faculty, administration, and students are expected to share in joint concern that each student achieves and sustains high levels of community behavior: good citizenship, respect for law and Constitutional rights, and Christian compassion toward others. Advice and counseling are available in many quarters. The experience of the College over its history is that its students respond generously to the trust placed in them.