1145 King Road
Immaculata, PA 19345

Chartered in 1920, Immaculata University is a coeducational, liberal arts college that provides a rigorous academic program rooted in Christian values. This Pennsylvania Catholic College's mission is reflected in its motto, "Believe in Immaculata."

Immaculata University's undergraduate program offers bachelor's degrees in more than 40 fields, along with a wide range of associate and certificate programs. Graduate students can earn teaching certification, a master's degree in nursing or the arts, or a doctorate in the fields of education or psychology.

Continuing students can pursue a degree in one of more than 35 fields through Immaculata University's College of Lifelong Learning. online programs are also available, along with accelerated degrees in several business and health-related fields through the ACCEL program for adult students.

Immaculata University's 375-acre campus is located just outside of Philadelphia in Chester County. Men's and women's teams compete in the NCAA Division III, and the intramural program includes unique options like dodgeball, pickleball, and home run derbies. Students can also participate in activities and retreats organized by the campus ministry.

Quick Facts:

More than 800 undergraduate students and 3,200 graduate and lifelong learning students comprise Immaculata University's student body.

The faculty consists of 98 full-time members along with an adjunct faculty of sisters, priests, and laypersons.

The student-to-faculty ratio at Immaculata University is approximately 13:1, and more than 75% of classes have fewer than 20 students.

Immaculata University offers financial aid to all qualified students through scholarships, loans, grants, or work-study programs.

Prospective continuing education students can earn credits for non-college learning through challenge exams, professional training reviews, and a lifelong learning paper.

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