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A
private,
liberal
arts,
coeducational
Catholic
university
that
offers
bachelor,
master
and
doctoral
degrees.
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Over
900 undergraduate students and another
3,500 graduate and adult students.
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375 acres on a rolling hill overlooking historic Chester County, Pennsylvania, located on the Main Line about 20 miles west of downtown Philadelphia.
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11:1 Personalized academic attention is a hallmark of Immaculata’s programs.
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Nearly 95 percent of classes have fewer than 30 students.
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The
campus
has an
advanced
technology
network
that
features
wireless
Internet
connections
in
classrooms
as well
as
outstanding
on-site
and
remote
access
to the
resources
of the
Gabriele
Library.
Residence
halls
are
equipped
with
high
speed
Internet
access.
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More than 60 majors, minors, and pre-professional certifications, including career-oriented programs offered no where else in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
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Immaculata’s Mighty Macs compete in Division III of the NCAA
and the
Pennsylvania
Athletic
Conference. We offer 14 Men's and Women's collegiate sports. The
University
also
sponsors
several
intramural
clubs.
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Merit scholarships and need-based aid are available for students who qualify. Immaculata’s four-year,
Fixed-Rate Tuition program, will freeze the cost of your tuition from your freshman year to your last term as a senior.
This comprehensive
cost
covers nearly
every
on-campus
expense! The cost of tuition for 2008-2009 is $24,575 with room and board at $10,400.
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All academic departments offer internship opportunities at leading businesses and organizations in the Philadelphia region either as requirements or for elective credits.
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The Honors Program is a 21-credit, three level curriculum, providing rigor and intellectual excitement for our most talented students. Also, there are 14 national honor societies represented on campus.
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An active group of 10,000 alumni provide enthusiastic support and a wealth of vital opportunities to Immaculata University.
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