Visit Immaculata

Immaculata University is situated in the heart of Chester County, Pennsylvania, just west of Philadelphia. The campus address is:

Immaculata University
1145 West King Road
Immaculata, PA 19345

Maps and Directions

Immaculata offers several in-person and virtual visit opportunities:

• Weekday Campus Tours – Guided walking tours led by student ambassadors, often including an admissions overview.
• Open House Events – Larger visit days featuring academic sessions, student panels, and campus life showcases.
• Saturday Visits – Limited availability for students and families who cannot visit during the week.
• Shadow Days – Spend the day alongside current IU students, attending classes, meeting faculty, and exploring campus life.
• Virtual Info Sessions – Online opportunities to connect with admissions counselors and learn about the university remotely.
• Online Virtual Tour – Immaculata University also offers an online, interactive tour where students can virtually visit various areas of campus prior to visiting campus in person.

Visit appointments can be scheduled directly through the university's website where you’ll find a calendar of available dates and registration forms.

Campus tours typically include:

• A walking tour of academic buildings, residence halls, dining facilities, and the library
• Insight into student life, clubs, and campus traditions
• A conversation with an admissions counselor to answer questions about applying, financial aid, and academic programs

Most visits last about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the format. Open House events may be longer due to additional programming.

Yes, by request. Prospective students can request to:

• Meet with a professor in their area of interest
• Sit in on a class (availability may vary by semester)
• Meet with athletic coaches or program directors

Advanced notice is encouraged to accommodate special requests.

Yes. Visitor parking is available in designated areas near the Welcome Center and other main campus buildings. Parking instructions and a campus map are usually included in your visit confirmation email.

Yes. Visit opportunities are available year-round, though options may vary during academic breaks, holidays, and summer sessions. Transfer students can also schedule specialized appointments to review credit evaluations and transition plans.

Yes. Group tours for high schools, church groups, or community organizations can be arranged by contacting the admissions office in advance.

Contact Immaculata University's Office of Admissions:

📧 admiss@immaculata.edu
📞 484-323-3060