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The Value of a Scranton Education

The Value of a Scranton Education

We know how important your future is to you. It’s important to us, too.
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Nationally Recognized

Nationally Recognized

Year after year, Scranton is recognized among the top tier of universities in the nation for outstanding quality of education.
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Jesuit Educated

Jesuit Educated

Transformational leaders are Jesuit Educated.
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Experiential Learning

Experiential Learning

We prepare you for the real world.
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Economic Impact

Economic Impact

The University makes a positive economic and community impact on the City of Scranton and Northeastern Pennsylvania.

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Undergraduate Admissions

Undergraduate Admissions

Experience all that Scranton has to offer in one convenient day. Meet students, faculty, staff, and coaches, tour our beautiful facilities and enjoy the “Best Campus Food.”

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Edward R. Leahy Jr. Hall

Edward R. Leahy Jr. Hall

As the 116,360-square-foot home of the Panuska College of Professional Studies, Leahy Hall houses the departments of physical therapy, occupational therapy and exercise science.

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 SUMMER COURSES AT SCRANTON

NEW LOWER TUITION RATE!
Choose from a range of traditional and online courses offered during several summer sessions. 
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  • Career Development Math: 522 students + 106 Organizations = One Successful Career Fair

    Scranton students, donning business suits with resumes in hand, spent an afternoon networking and marketing themselves to potential employers and graduate schools at the University’s semi-annual Career Expo, held on campus Sept. 22.

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  • Exhibit Highlights Scranton’s Historic Buildings

    Pen and ink drawings of historic architecture and landmark sites of Scranton and the surrounding region by local artist Don Murray are on display not through Dec. 9 in the Weinberg Memorial Library’s fifth floor Heritage Room.

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  • 29 Years Illiterate, 15 Years A Writer, and Nelson Lauver to Speak at Scranton

    Author Nelson Lauver, who was functionally illiterate until the age of 29 as a result of undiagnosed dyslexia will discuss the challenges and triumphs faced by children and young adults with disabilities at a free, public lecture at The University of Scranton Wednesday, Oct. 5.

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  • AT&T Campaign to Stop Distracted Driving Visits The University of Scranton

    AT&T’s It Can Wait® virtual reality (VR) experience came to The University of Scranton Sept. 23, giving students and staff a chance to safely experience how dangerous it can be when drivers take their eyes off the road to look at their smartphones.

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  • University of Scranton Players to Present Updated Greek Comedy

    The University of Scranton Players first show of the 2016-17 season will be a new version of the Classical Greek comedy “The Birds” by Aristophanes. The new version by Brian Reno and Gabriel Vega Weissman, commissioned by The University of Scranton, updates the ancient Greek play, bringing it from 414 BCE into 2016.

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  • Pianist Jeremy Jordan to Perform at The University of Scranton Oct. 1

    Performance Music at The University of Scranton will present a recital by pianist Jeremy Jordan on Saturday, Oct. 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the University's Houlihan-McLean Center, Mulberry Street and Jefferson Avenue. Admission is free, and open to the public. Seating is available on a first-come, first-seated basis.

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  • Volunteer Fair Held on Day University Nationally Recognized for Service Learning

    Eighty-two area nonprofit organizations, a record number, participated in The University of Scranton’s annual Volunteer Fair to recruit students for various service projects at their organizations. The Sept. 13 fair coincided with the release of U.S. News and World Report’s “Best Colleges in America” rankings, which recognized Scranton among the best 27 colleges in the nation for “Service Learning.”

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