At Cabrini University, you’ll Live with Purpose. In our supportive and friendly community, you’ll discover who you are and what

you can accomplish in your life, in your career, and in society.

Cabrini’s inclusive, coeducational, Catholic environment will give you the education, skills, and the bigger-picture awareness to

bring about change. What you’ll learn about yourself and about the world will empower you to have an impact on others’ lives. LIFE AT

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Here, you’ll make lifelong friends, explore challenging classes, and

apply your new knowledge through experiential learning. In the best four

years of your life, you’ll learn, engage, lead, and Live with Purpose at Cabrini.

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LIFE at CABRINI

CABRINI OFFERS TONS OF EXPERIENCES, IN ADDITION TO CLASSES, THAT BROADEN YOUR KNOWLEDGE, ENHANCE YOUR LIFE, AND OPEN DOORS.As one of more than 1,700 undergraduate students

at Cabrini, you may find yourself working with a

professor on a special research project, studying

abroad in Australia, interning at Comcast or with

the Philadelphia 76ers, playing on one or more of

our Division III sports teams, reflecting on spirituality

and world religions through Campus Ministry’s

activities, planning campuswide student events as

part of a club or the Campus Activities Programming

Board, or serving communities as close as Norristown

or as far as West Virginia or Guatemala.

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FIND THE PERFECT FIT

For Renin Broadnax (‘20), Cabrini was perfect—big enough to

discover lots of opportunities, small enough to get involved and be

a leader. On campus, Renin is a Catholic Relief Services ambassador,

a Classroom Coach for the course Introduction to Black Studies, an

Orientation Leader, men’s tennis teammate, editor for the student-

run media The Loquitur, DJ for Cavalier Radio 89.1 WYBF-FM, and a

student ambassador in the Admissions Office.

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RENIN BROADNAX (’20) | DIGITAL COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL MEDIA MAJOR

| CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ

I chose Cabrini because it was a good mix of a suburban area and city life. As an ambassador, I love showcasing the school I chose as my home away from home.”

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A Cabrini education goes beyond the classroom. Here, you get to think outside of the box, applying what you’ve learned to real-world problems. Turn knowledge into action to conduct fitness and wellness assessments, boost awareness about hunger in America, research immunology in earthworms and apply it to cures for disease in humans, or build houses and safe stoves along with the Mayan people in Guatemala.

Whatever you want to study, whether it’s biology or education, finance or communication, you’ll apply new ideas, build skills, and get career-ready at Cabrini—and you’ll have fun doing it.

Students collaborate with faculty on serious research projects so often that we run a campuswide Academic Symposium to showcase all of the work. You’ll find opportunities in every major and discipline. That experience pays off in what you’ll learn about research, discovery, and presentation, and in the scholarships and acceptances you’ll be more likely to receive from premier graduate programs.

COLLABORATE.RESEARCH. PRESENT. REPEAT.

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Accounting*American StudiesBiology*Black Studies*Business Management*Chemistry*Communication*Computer and Information Sciences*Criminology*Digital Communication and Social MediaEducation, PreK–4Education, PreK–4 with PreK–8

Special EducationEducation, Middle Level (4–8), with

Concentration in English/Reading and Language Arts

Education, Secondary, in Biology, Chemistry, Communication, English, Mathematics, or History (Social Studies)

Educational StudiesEnglish*Exercise Science and Health Promotion*Finance*Gender and Body Studies*Graphic Design*

Health Science History*Human Resources Management* Individualized MajorInternational Business*Italian*Liberal StudiesMarketing*Mathematics*Nursing+ (New for 2020!)

Nutrition*Philosophy*Political Science*Psychology*Public Health*Religious Studies*Social WorkSociology*Spanish*Writing*

*Also offered as a minor

+Pending approval by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education

PreK–4

Special Education PreK–8

Middle Level Grades 4–8 (Reading and Language Arts)

Secondary Education, Biology

Secondary Education, Chemistry

Secondary Education, Communication

Secondary Education, English

Secondary Education, Mathematics

Secondary Education, History (Social Studies)

Athletic Training (3+2 with Jefferson University and 4+2 with Neumann University)

Dentistry (3+4 with Temple University School of Dentistry)

Law (3+3 with Delaware Law School and Commonwealth Law School, Widener University)

MBA (4+1 with La Salle University)

Osteopathic Medicine (4+4 with Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine)

Pharmacy (3+4 with Thomas Jefferson University; 3+4 or 4+4 with University of the Sciences)

Physical Therapy (3+3 with Widener University)

Podiatric Medicine (3+4 with Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine)

Psychology (4+2 with Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine)

Social Work (5-year BSW/MSW with Widener University)

Social Work and Human Sexuality (5-year BSW/MSW and MEd with Widener University)

**Academic criteria vary for Affiliated programs, which are not test-optional.

Business AnalyticsEconomicsEntrepreneurshipEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental StudiesEvent ManagementLatin American StudiesLeadership StudiesMBA BridgeMusicSocial JusticeSports ManagementStudio ArtTheater

TEACHER CERTIFICATIONS

AFFILIATED PRE- PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS**

CONCENTRATIONSADDITIONAL MINORS

Housed in four schools: School of Business, Arts, and Media; School of Education; School of Humanities and Social Sciences; and School of Natural Sciences and Allied Health

Actuarial Science Advertising Biological SciencesComputer SystemsDigital Convergence Film and Media Studies Health and Wellness

ManagementJournalism and Writing Management SystemsMarketing CommunicationMolecular Biology

and Biotechnology

Nonprofit ManagementPre-Dentistry Pre-Medicine Public Administration Sports ScienceTheater Visual and Sound

Communication Women’s Studies

DESIGN YOUR OWN MAJOR Add a minor or concentration, or create a major tailored to your needs. We have Honors, Study Abroad, Student Research, and Justice Matters programs.

Explore your academic options at

CABRINI.EDU/MAJORS.

MARIA KHAN (’21) | BIOLOGY AND PRE-MEDICINE MAJOR | PAKISTAN

When I started as a new student, I worked in the lab with my professor one-on-one, but I’ve learned so much and gained the confidence to work independently. That transformation happened because of the opportunities and supportive community at Cabrini.”

MARIA DOES. Growing up in Pakistan, Maria Khan (’21) did not expect to attend college. She came to the U.S. in seventh grade and didn’t speak English. Now a Cabrini Dean’s List student and member of the Honors program and Biology Honors Society, she’s preparing for medical school and, ultimately, a career as a cardiologist by making the most of Cabrini’s many research opportunities.

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THERE’S A WORLD OUT THERE. GO EXPLORE IT. Starting as early as your second

semester, you can take advantage

of our many Study Abroad options.

We’ve got a program for you,

whether you want to explore

China, visit the Czech Republic, or

spend a semester at sea. You can

choose from semester- and year-

long programs, summer trips, and

weeklong Study Abroad courses.

Broaden your horizons. Immerse

yourself in another culture.

Experience the world and change

the way you see it.

Located just 12 miles from Philadelphia, Cabrini’s campus is close to everything! Our Fast Track to Philly offers discounted train tickets so you can easily take advantage of the restaurants, museums, theater, historic sites, and more in the City of Brotherly Love.

If you’re interested in shopping, take our shuttle straight to the King of Prussia Mall, one of the largest shopping centers in the country. Want to venture a little farther off campus? You can travel to New York City in only two hours and Washington, DC, in under three hours.

LOCATION IS EVERYTHING

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Nearly 19,000 fans—students, alumni, and friends—roared as the Cabrini men’s lacrosse team claimed the NCAA DIII championship in spring 2019. It was a history-making moment that highlighted the Cavaliers’ school spirit and sense of community.

Whether it’s through athletics, leadership development in student organizations, or intramural activities, #TeamCabrini has a sense of excitement and belonging that’s unmatched. With more than 50 student groups and organizations at Cabrini, you’ll find what you’re looking for—even if you’re still discovering your passions. Want to start a new club? No problem. We make it easy to get involved, so that you make strong connections that last.

FEEL AT HOME. Ease your transition to college with our award-winning First-Year Experience program. Along with introducing you to Cabrini’s extensive academic resources, the program will help you find your niche in the community. It even supports families of new students during their first year.

FIND MEANING. CONNECT.Cabrini cares about your happiness and the meaning you find during your college experience. Connect with yourself, with others, and with the world around you during activities, community events, and retreats. No matter what you’re involved in, Cabrini has resources and faculty to support you.

OUR LEARNING COMMUNITIES are one of the many opportunities Cabrini provides to help you connect with other students and faculty who share your interests. Explore theme-based topics throughout the year in groups of up to 20 like-minded students, with the option to live on the same residence hall floor in a Living and Learning Community or become a part of a Learning Community without a shared residence. You can choose a theme such as academic and career exploration, leadership, or film, media, and theater. Your group will take classes together, and engage in other activities on and off campus.For a full list of Learning

Communities, visit cabrini.edu/LC.

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Want fitness classes? You’ve got them. Aqua aerobics, spinning, yoga—we offer something for everyone.

WANT MORE? We have club sports and intramurals running all year long, and our Nerney Field House has a suspended indoor jogging track.

INTO NATURE? Our outdoor recreation program plans events every week, including rock climbing, rafting and kayaking, horseback riding, and an annual ski trip.

STAY ACTIVE.

GET MOVING. The Dixon Center and Thomas P. Nerney Pavilion feature a gymnasium, lap pool, state-of- the-art workout room, modern dance/aerobic studios, lounge space, and a café.

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WITH A LONG LIST OF CHAMPIONSHIPS, the Cabrini Cavaliers are highly regarded competitors. Even as a founding institution within the Atlantic East Conference, formed beginning in the 2018–19 season to allow for stronger competition, the Blue and White continue to rise to the challenge and emerge victorious. Cabrini won the inaugural Atlantic East Mike Drass Trophy, the league’s all-around sports award, and Men’s Commissioner’s Cup, while the women finished second.

MEN’S SPORTSBaseballBasketballCross CountryGolfLacrosseSoccerSwimmingTennis

WOMEN’S SPORTSBasketballCross CountryField HockeyGolfLacrosseRowing SoccerSoftballSwimmingTennisVolleyball

NCAA DIVISION III ATHLETIC TEAMS

128 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

37CSAC PRESIDENT’S CUPS—

12 OVERALL, 16 MEN’S, 9 WOMEN’S(1993–2018)

1NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

MEN’S LACROSSE

6INAUGURAL TITLES

ATLANTIC EAST CONFERENCE

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Here at Cabrini, we prepare you for a career—teaching you how to apply new knowledge to real-world problems and situations. You will learn how to lead and make a difference in the world around you thanks to hands-on experience through coursework, internship opportunities, and on-campus jobs. By the time you graduate, you’ll be ready to hit the ground running in the workplace.

MARIO MARINO (’15) | FINANCE, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, AND ACCOUNTING MAJOR | PROJECT WORKSTREAM MANAGER, VANGUARD

An internship with an insurance company’s legal and compliance team showed Mario Marino (’15) that he wanted to shift his career plans to a different area of business. A natural leader who served as Cabrini’s Student Government Association president and on the Academic Honesty Board, he landed a spot in Vanguard’s Accelerated Development program, where he had the opportunity to rotate through four unique business units before launching into a full-time position after graduation.

IN TODAY’S JOB MARKET you want every advantage you can find. Our internship program can give you that edge. Get experience and earn credit while learning to thrive in the professional world. The Center for Career and Professional Development can connect you to more than 1,200 internship opportunities.

6 ABC News; CBS Corporation; Fox 29 Philadelphia

American Heart Association

Ameriprise Financial

Archbishop John Carroll High School; Norristown Area High School; Saint Joseph’s Preparatory School

Bentley Systems Inc.

Bryn Mawr Hospital

Cabrini Mission Corps

Center City Film & Video

CertainTeed

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)

Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia

Cradles to Crayons

Disney World Wide Services Inc.

Einstein Healthcare Network

GeoBlue

Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce

Greater Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition

Gregory FCA Communications

Independence Blue Cross

Make-A-Wish Foundation

Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office

Philadelphia Business JournalPhiladelphia Flyers

The Philadelphia InquirerPhiladelphia Magazine

Philadelphia 76ers

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company

Project HOME

QVC

Radius Health

SEI Investments

Stream Companies

TD Bank

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.

UGI Corporation

United States Liability Insurance (USLI)

Vanguard

INTERNSHIP PLACEMENTSCabrini students have interned at places such as:

EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIENCES.

EXTRAORDINARY ADVANTAGES.

On-campus leadership opportunities

helped me step out of my comfort

zone and challenge myself.

Internships gave me real-world,

hands-on experience. But what

makes me successful in my role

every day is the ability to think

critically, to challenge respectfully,

to solve problems, and to bring

people together to work toward a

common goal. I owe all of those

skills to my Cabrini experience.”

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ALLIED PIXEL

ARETE SPORTS AGENCY

ASTRAZENECA

BAYADA HOME HEALTH CARE

BDP INTERNATIONAL

COMCAST NBCUNIVERSAL

DELAWARE COUNTY INTERMEDIATE UNIT (DCIU)

DMAX FOUNDATION

ELMWOOD PARK ZOO

ENTERCOM/94.1 WIP & 1210 WPHT

EVERY MERCHANT

GEOBLUE

GLAXOSMITHKLINE

LEHIGH VALLEY UNITED

LOEWS HOTELS & RESORTS

MAIN LINE HEALTH

MARRIOTT

NEWTOWN VETERINARY HOSPITAL

OMNICOM MEDIA GROUP

PAYCHEX

PAYPAL

PHILADELPHIA 76ERS

PHILADELPHIA OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY

PLEASE TOUCH MUSEUM

QVC

RADIO ONE PHILADELPHIA

SEI

TD BANK

THE MALVERN SCHOOL

UGI CORPORATION

UNITED STATES LIABILITY INSURANCE (USLI)

UPS CAPITAL

VANGUARD

VETERANS AFFAIRS, VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

VIRTUA HEALTH

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REACH YOUR GOALS Jennifer Wahl (‘05) was named 2018 Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year and credits her Cabrini education as a key to her success. While an undergraduate, she earned her teacher’s license and completed field training and student teaching in diverse classroom environments. She says these accomplishments made her “employable immediately” upon graduation.

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JENNIFER WAHL (’05) | TEACHER, LOYALSOCK TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL, AND ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

All I could think about as I accepted the award was the gratitude I had for my teacher preparation program. I received so many stellar opportunities to learn about curriculum and instruction in so many capacities. I learned so much at Cabrini, and I feel I owe a thank you to the University, if nothing else.”

Once you set out to launch your career, our alumni network will make all the difference. With graduates in every industry, you’ll have an inside track on networking,

mentoring and job shadowing, and employment opportunities. You’ll find Cabrini alumni working at places such as:

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ONLINE EMPLOYER CONNECTIONS YIELDING HIGH-IMPACT INTERNSHIPS AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES8,000

OF CABRINI STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID

AVERAGE CABRINI AWARD BEFORE FEDERAL/STATE GRANTS AND LOANS

We offer aid in the form of merit

scholarships for high school academic

performance, SAT/ACT scores, and

extracurricular activities, in addition to

need-based aid depending on each

family’s financial situation. But financial

aid is just one of the ways we make

Cabrini affordable. We offer

opportunities for students to earn their

degree faster—high school students can

take college-level courses while they’re

juniors or seniors in high school, and

students in some of our joint programs

can shave a year off their studies while

taking classes toward a graduate degree.

TEST-OPTIONAL ADMISSIONSWe don’t require SAT and ACT scores when you apply for most programs. We take a holistic approach—we want to find students who are the best fit for Cabrini. That’s why we consider your high school academics, your personal statement, other information about your experience, and a possible interview. (And you can always submit your scores if you want.)

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Students often tell me they knew Cabrini was a special place as soon as they arrived. I felt the same way when I first stepped on campus—and I’ve felt that way ever since.You’ll experience the close-knit family feel of the Cabrini community in your classes and everyday life on campus. Our faculty go above and beyond to ensure each student’s academic success. Extensive offerings in student life and experiential learning will help you develop your leadership potential so that you’re ready to take on an exciting new career or further academic study after you graduate.At Cabrini, we’ll encourage your curiosity and passions, not only for learning about the challenges of the world today, but also for taking action to create a better world—today and tomorrow. We invite you to Live with Purpose at Cabrini. We can’t wait to welcome you!

DONALD “DT” TAYLOR, PhD | PRESIDENT, CABRINI UNIVERSITY

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VISIT To schedule a tour: • cabrini.edu/tour • admit@cabrini.edu • 610.902.8552

APPLY TODAY 1. Apply for free with code VIEWBOOK: • cabrini.edu/apply20 OR • commonapp.org

2. Send final official high school transcript. NOTE: Transfer applicants must submit official transcripts for colleges attended and also for high school if fewer than 24 college credits were completed.

3. Submit personal statement (250+ words, topic of your choice): • Email Word file or PDF to essays@cabrini.edu OR • If using the Common App, no additional essay is required.

4. Optional submissions: • Letter of recommendation • SAT (code 2071) or ACT (code 3532) scores

NOTE: Nursing and Affiliate program applicants must submit SAT or ACT test results.