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�������� is experiencing a historic high in enrollment this fall, showcasing its dedication to academic excellence and student-centered growth. The university has seen a 59% increase in new first-year students over the past two years.

President Anne Prisco attributes this success to a mission-driven strategy focused on student success. “Our vision is to make a �������� Family education accessible to all students, providing them with the necessary tools and support to thrive,” Prisco stated.

The university also reported a 19% increase in transfer students over the past two years, highlighting its appeal as a destination for quality education. This growth spans both undergraduate and graduate programs, with final enrollment numbers expected after the second fall start date in late October.  Our growth and reputation continue to expand as we enroll students from 11 states and 21 countries.  

To accommodate the influx of students, �������� Family’s housing facilities, including residence halls, apartments, and townhomes, are at full capacity. 

Under President Prisco’s leadership, the university has expanded its academic offerings to include job-ready majors in health sciences and business. �������� Family has also introduced women’s flag football, becoming the first Division II university in Philadelphia to offer this sport.

The university has enhanced resources for student success, including financial aid counseling, 24/7 online tutoring, and a newly improved wellness and spirituality center. These initiatives underscore �������� Family’s commitment to fostering a nurturing environment for students.

�������� remains deeply connected to the local community, building strong partnerships with area high schools in Philadelphia, Bucks County, and neighboring New Jersey regions. This connection supports a pipeline of prospective students drawn to the university’s academic excellence and its inclusive and welcoming campus community.