Xavier University is a private institution that was started in 1831. It has a undergraduate enrollment of 5,047, its environment is urban, and the campus size is 175 acres. It uses a semester-based academic year. Its tuition/fees are $42,460
Xavier University, a Jesuit college situated in Cincinnati, is among the oldest Catholic universities in the country. Both residents and learners can attend the Bellarmine Chapel at the center of campus. Xavier offers historically black Greek-letter organizations as well as many other clubs for learners to join. Each fall, student groups participate in the Club Olympics, where they play games to practice team building and win prizes. In sports, Xavier is best known for its men’s basketball team, which plays in the NCAA Division I Big East Conference. Xavier’s sports teams are called the Musketeers, but one of the school’s mascots is The Blue Blob, who cheers with fans at the Cintas Center arena and has appeared in ESPN commercials.

Unless they live with their parents nearby, Xavier learners must live on campus for the first two years of school. Graduate programs include those in the Williams College of Business and in health fields such as clinical psychology, health care management and nursing. Former Speaker of the House John Boehner graduated from Xavier and was once honored with a personalized Musketeer jacket at a men’s basketball game.