Immaculata University

Immaculata University is a Catholic liberal arts institution founded for women in 1920 by the Sisters, Servants of Immaculate Heart of Mary. Retaining a commitment for women in the Women's College, the mission includes both men and women in the College of LifeLong Learning and the College of Graduate Studies. As a comprehensive institution, Immucalata offers associate, baccalaureate, master's, and doctoral degrees, as well as post-baccalaureate and enrichment programs directed primarily toward liberal education, together in preparation for professions and/or further education.

Immaculata University, to attain the goal of developing the whole person of any faith within a Catholic Community, encourages the student to see in liberal education an integrative process contributing to the formation of a truly educated person: value-oriented and committed to seeking truth, promoting justice, and fostering peace.

A variety of programs and service create the vibrant campus experience here at Immaculata University (IU). Students are involved in creating their university experience by becoming affiliated with a club or organization, an athletic team, through campus ministry and a variety of other campus leadership opportunities. The out-of-class experience is important and students are encouraged to get involved.