Immaculata University is hosting two admissions information sessions on Saturday, Jun. 22, on the University’s campus in Malvern.

The first event begins at 9:00 AM and is for high school students and college students interested in transferring. The second event begins at 10:00 AM and is for college graduates interested in earning an accelerated second bachelor’s degree in Nursing.

Undergraduate Information Session

When: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Where: Villa Maria Hall Green Room

High school students and college students interested in transferring can enjoy a continental breakfast, a student-guided tour of campus, and a presentation about undergraduate majors and the application and financial aid process.

Immaculata University offers more than 60 programs for full-time, traditional undergraduates, including business and esports management, cybersecurity, data analytics, nursing, supply chain management, and more. Students can participate in an array of leadership and service opportunities, internships, faculty-mentored research projects, and Division III sports.

Accelerated Second-Degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing Information Session

When: 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM
Where: Loyola Hall Room 127

Nursing faculty members will share information about Immaculata’s second-degree B.S.N., and attendees will have opportunities to talk with admissions staff and tour the nursing simulation labs.

Immaculata’s accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing is a full-time program for students who have a bachelor’s degree in another discipline. The program enables students to earn a B.S.N. in as few as 15 months and take the licensure exam for registered nurses (NCLEX). 

Immaculata’s nursing students have exceeded the national average NCLEX pass rate since 2017 and have also achieved high employment rates. At least 94 percent of Immaculata’s 2023 nursing graduates have jobs.

For more information about these events and to RSVP, visit Immaculata University or contact admiss@immaculata.edu. Immaculata University is a comprehensive, co-ed institution of higher learning that has emphasized academic success, student outcomes, and faith-based values for more than 100 years.