Rosemont College

Rosemont College, founded by the Society of the Holy Child Jesus, is a co-educational, liberal arts institution in the Catholic tradition located eleven miles west of Philadelphia on a beautiful, safe, suburban campus. We are a small college and proud of what we can offer students because of our size. We have twenty-two undergraduate academic areas of study and offer honors, three-year, and dual degrees as well as collaborative programs. We also have two accelerated undergraduate degree programs for non-traditional age students and seven master’s degree programs and five graduate certificate programs. Rosemont doesn’t just train students for the workplace; it cultivates students’ cultural, religious, and artistic sensibilities in order to improve the quality of their lives. Students develop a sense of social responsibility and strong intellectual and practical skills that span all areas of study, and a demonstrated ability to apply everything they’ve learned in real-world settings. Rosemont students have many opportunities to learn outside the classroom both at the undergraduate and graduate level. Formally in the Undergraduate College through experiential learning–internships, study abroad, service learning, and undergraduate research–and informally through campus clubs and organizations, the Cornelian Service Corp, and athletics. Rosemont College’s reputation is built on respecting and embracing diversity, individuality, and uniqueness. The heart of Rosemont College is in the encouragement and support the entire community gives our students in their academic, athletic, or personal lives. We have a record of academic excellence and the quality and depth of the education our faculty provides are the basis of our character. At Rosemont, we know who each student is, what his or her goals and future aspirations are, and we know we can help each student achieve those goals. Every student has the power to succeed because of the POWER of small.