Immaculata University will hold its second fall open house of the year on Saturday, Nov. 22, from 9:00 AM-12:00 PM. This is an event for high school students and college students interested in transferring.
“We’re thrilled to invite prospective students to our open house this November, especially as we just welcomed our largest incoming undergraduate class in history; it’s an exciting time to be part of our growing community,” said Executive Director of Admissions, Christine Rhine ’13, ’18, M.S. “We look forward to showing them what makes Immaculata such a special place.”
Guests are invited to the Rotunda of Villa Maria Hall to check in and enjoy a buffet breakfast. Admissions counselors will be present to discuss academic programs, financial aid, student clubs and organizations, athletics, and student services. The open house will also include student-guided tours of the campus and an informational fair with opportunities to talk with faculty, key student services staff, and current students.
To RSVP, register online, or contact [email protected] for more information.
Immaculata University’s diverse range of undergraduate programs spans across high-demand fields, including cybersecurity, education, business management, exercise science, fashion merchandising, music therapy, allied health, nursing, nutrition, and supply chain management. Beyond the classroom, students have access to leadership and service opportunities, hands-on internships, faculty-guided research, and NCAA Division III athletics.
Learn more at Immaculata University, a comprehensive, co-ed institution of higher learning that has emphasized academic success, student outcomes, and faith-based values for more than 100 years. Offering more than 75 in-demand undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs, Immaculata University provides attainable education, personal support, and meaningful career pathways to tomorrow’s leaders who are focused on intellectual, personal, professional, and spiritual growth. Immaculata’s expansive suburban campus is located in renowned Chester County, 30 miles west of Philadelphia.
