I may have miscalculated the number of students: "a non-sectarian, private university with an enrollment of 3,300 undergraduate and graduate students"
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The '''University of Bridgeport''' has a student body of around 4,500 on a campus jutting out from the south coast of Connecticut. Threatened with closure after a long battle over faculty salaries, it turned to the [[Professors World Peace Academy]] (PWPA) of the [[Unification Movement]] for financial assistance in exchange for an agreement which permits PWPA to name a majority of the school's board of governors. Sources who are harshly critical of Rev. Moon and his various projects have described this as a "takeover".
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The '''University of Bridgeport''' sits on a campus jutting out from the south coast of Connecticut. Threatened with closure after a long battle over faculty salaries, it turned to the [[Professors World Peace Academy]] (PWPA) of the [[Unification Movement]] for financial assistance in exchange for an agreement which permits PWPA to name a majority of the school's board of governors. Sources who are harshly critical of Rev. Moon and his various projects have described this as a "takeover".
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{{quotebox|The University of Bridgeport, founded in 1927, is a non-sectarian, private university with an enrollment of 3,300 undergraduate and graduate students. Students come from 36 states and 91 countries. [http://www.bridgeport.edu/pages/3234.asp] }}