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Reduced Tuition for Rising Ambitions

Adult Professional Studies | Fall 2022

Immaculata is reducing its tuition for most adult undergraduate programs.

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Just the Facts

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Undergraduate programs including accelerated, online, and career-oriented programs for adults

UNDERGRADUATE & ADULT

Explore your options and choose the program that will define your future.

DEGREES & PROGRAMS

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Graduate options including master’s and doctoral degrees, certificates and endorsements

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Immaculata provides rigorous and career-focused programs designed to meet the needs of graduate students.

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Nurses educated by Immaculata in over 35 years

NURSING

Educating nurses for more than 30 years, IU offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs.

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NCAA, Division III varsity sports and co-ed Esports (NACE)

ATHLETICS

Our student-athletes earn recognition for their academic achievements in addition to excelling in sports.

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Student Spotlight

Bree Kratz

“Music is one of my main sources of comfort,” Bree reflected. “It grounds me and helps me grow and connect to other people.”

Bridget McDonough

Immaculata recognized McDonough with the Community Service Initiative of the Year award at the recent Student Leadership Awards.

Escarlet Lara-Lopez

After graduating with her B.S.N. from Immaculata, she plans to work as a registered nurse and then pursue her M.S.N.

Robert Brockenbrough

To enhance the public service he provides, Brockenbrough enrolled in Immaculata’s Bachelor of Science in emergency planning and management.

Skylar Volz

Channeling her analytical mind-set and business acumen, Skylar researched fashion programs in the area and enrolled in Immaculata’s fashion merchandising major.

Jessica Knier, Ed.D.

Jessica spoke with students about how the pandemic affected them, and used this information to support her dissertation for the Ed.D. in education leadership.

Christine Gallagher

Having the opportunity to continue practicing music therapy while touring and performing is the best of both worlds for Gallagher.

Trey Rorer

Trey strives to share his knowledge with compassion, informing people and expanding their thinking without setting himself above them.

Theresa Walsh

Because of her excellent undergrad experience, Theresa enrolled in the Master of Science in Health Care Management Program and graduated in May.

Simon Madrinan

Simon's most significant gain from the program surprised him, going beyond his professional life into something deeper.

Stephanie Beaver

All her experiences, with her children and her education at Immaculata, have given her the sense of purpose and the skills to be an excellent teacher.

Randie Kuhar

Reflecting, Randie comments, “You’re not going to be alone. Our saying is ‘home under the dome’—it truly is. I can’t stop talking about Immaculata.”

Brianna Darrah

Eager to provide the same compassionate care she saw from the nurses at CHOP, Brianna completed her BSN this spring.

Sara Desmond ’21

Sara Desmond ’21 knew she wanted to become an occupational therapist, and observing OTs working with students with autism confirmed her decision.  

Chris Noll ’21

Chris Noll ’21 is following in the footsteps of his parents who have volunteered with disaster response organizations.

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Immaculata University formally Dedicates State-of-the-Art Parsons Science Pavilion

New lab facilities support immersive, hands-on learning When alumna Joan Archangel Yue entered one of the labs at the newly opened Parsons Science Pavilion at Immaculata University, she immediately realized how advanced it was from the labs on the ground floor of...