Immaculata University integrates students into a community of service and empowers them to assume meaningful roles in a diverse and changing world. It affirms liberal education as an integrative process in the formation of a truly educated person who is value-oriented and committed to truth, service, justice, and peace.

To meet the students’ needs the University provides academic programs that range from the associate to doctoral degrees and certificate and pre-professional programs. Most of the academic courses are delivered in traditional length semesters, besides, students can choose accelerated degree completion programs. At Immaculata, courses are held on the university's main campus, between Malvern and Exton in Pennsylvania. Added courses are offered at off campus sites located in corporate, hospital, and educational venues around the tri-state area.

There are three separate and distinctive colleges the University consists of. The College of Undergraduate Studies is for those men and women who seek a full-time comprehensive educational experience. The main goal of the College of LifeLong Learning is to meet the needs of undergraduate adult learners. Master's and doctoral programs, as well as a range of post-baccalaureate certification and enrichment courses can be found at the College of Graduate Studies.

Admissions
The Admissions Advisers will answer all your questions and give you a list of programs and majors that will inspire you, supply you with valuable financial information that will help you plan for your future.

Financial Aid
Immaculata University’s Office of Financial Aid provides aid to all students with documented financial need without regard to race, color, gender, handicap, and national or ethnic origin. The University allows all students to apply for admission in spite of of financial need. A student's financial aid package contains both gift (grants and scholarships) and self-help (employment and loans) forms of assistance.