Chestnut Hill College is located in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. It is a coeducational Roman Catholic university. The following is a detailed introduction to the college:

History of the school

The college was founded in 1924 and was formerly a women's college founded by Sister St. Joseph.

In 1972, the college established a continuing education department, now the School of Continuing Education, which provides undergraduate study opportunities for mature men and women.

In 1980, a coeducational graduate education program was established, and a doctoral degree was added in 1997.

In 2003, the college began to accept male undergraduates. After the undergraduate college became coeducational, the number of students increased dramatically.

School size

Campus area: The campus covers an area of ​​75 acres and has a beautiful environment.

Number of students: In the fall of 2022, the total number of undergraduate students is 1,072, the number of graduate students is 433, and the total number of students in the school is 1,505.

Academic strength

Major settings: The college offers 60 majors including accounting, criminal justice, biology, business administration, psychology, etc. Multiple academic majors and minor subjects, covering multiple fields such as art, science, business, education, and health science.

Teaching mode: Focus on cultivating students' critical thinking, leadership, and social responsibility, and let students learn and grow in practice through small class teaching, practical projects, internships, etc.

Faculty: The teacher-student ratio is 1:9. The teachers not only have profound academic attainments, but also focus on interaction and communication with students, and can provide students with personalized guidance and support.

Academic ranking: Tied for 121st in the 2024 U.S. News & World Report's ranking of northern regional universities, and ranked 28th among the best performers in social mobility.

Campus life

Accommodation conditions: The school provides students with a variety of accommodation options, including co-educational dormitories and single student apartments. Dormitory life helps to cultivate students' independent living ability and teamwork spirit.

Student organizations: There are 30 on campus There are many clubs and organizations covering academic, cultural, artistic, sports, social and other aspects. Students can join the corresponding organizations according to their interests and hobbies, make friends, broaden their horizons and enrich their extracurricular life.

Sports activities: The college is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) of the United States. It has many school teams. Students can participate in sports competitions, exercise, and cultivate teamwork spirit and competitive consciousness.

Admission requirements

Standardized tests: SAT scores generally range from 900-1090.

High school GPA: No specific requirements are specified.

Study abroad costs

Tuition: Tuition and fees for 2024 are $39,410.

Room and board: Room and board costs are $12,000.