Dominican University New York is a private Catholic university in Orangeburg, New York, founded in 1952 by Dominican Sisters. Located 17 miles from NYC, it offers nursing, business, education, and liberal arts programs on a 64-acre suburban campus. Students rave about small classes, supportive professors, diverse international community, and family-like atmosphere.

State

New York

Student Population

1,400

Acceptance Rate

79%

GPA Range

2.7-3.2

SAT Range

1100-1240

Common Majors

Nursing, Business, Education, Psychology

"Fire in the Sky fireworks light up New Year's Eve quad but Route 303 traffic traps commuters. We do Charger Leadership Institute pins and Spring Fest hayrides, though Granito Center AC fails during summer sessions. Commuter lounge locks at 9 PM. Visa club meets Thursdays."

Team & Tuition

Divison

Division 2

Tuition (no scholarship)

$32,160

Conference

Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference

Scholarships Available

Yes. Both athletic and academic.

Avg Men's Scores

78-79

Avg Women's Scores

N/A

Men's Team Notes

Dominican men’s golf averaged about 78–79 per player per round, with team totals near 314 over four counting scores. The team posted several rounds in the 70s and 80s, competed in tightly packed CACC‑style events, and showed steady four‑man scoring balance.

Women's Team Notes

N/A

Coaches

Men's Coach

Tim O'Brien

Women's Coach

N/A

Men's Email

tim.obrien@duny.edu

Women's Email

N/A

Men's Coach Bio

Tim O'Brien serves as Head Coach for men's golf at Dominican University New York Chargers in the NCAA Division II CACC. A two-time cancer survivor and military veteran, he passionately develops student-athletes, emphasizing skill growth and citizenship. Previously assisted women's program (2022-23); leads recruiting from Orangeburg, NY campus for competitive play.

Women's Coach Bio

N/A