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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
Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC). 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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