
Immaculata offers fixed rate tuition for full-time, traditional students
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Immaculata's newly approved program is accepting qualified freshmen and transfer students for the fall 2010 semester. Students must contact the Office of Admissions and complete the application process soon in order to qualify for the fall 2010 class.
For more information contact Admissions: 610-647-4400 x 3018 or x 3168
To Apply for Fall 2010, please click here.
Immaculata's new four-year bachelor's degree program in nursing prepares students academically, socially, and spiritually to practice within today's complex healthcare systems. Building on the liberal arts and sciences, the program prepares students to care for patients at all stages of life: from birth and childhood, through adulthood and into the later phases of life.
More than a traditional nursing program, as a Catholic university, we incorporate strong values into our program, providing an environment that reinforces a sense of ethics, justice, and peace. Students will leave the program with a strong sense of professional accountability and responsibility, and openness to life-long learning. You will become part of a learning community that will assist you in becoming a leader in healthcare.
Immaculata University is a Catholic, comprehensive, coeducational institution founded by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.