Study at Neumann College

The main campus of Neumann College is in Aston, PA (a large suburb). The school is a Roman Catholic institution. Neumann College is a private, not-for-profit school. The school offers degrees up to the Doctoral degree.

Course Topics

Neumann College students most commonly major in a field related to nutrition and exercise therapy and liberal arts.

Neumann College Selectivity

The school does not accept everyone who applies. In 2007, SAT verbal scores of half of students were 400 to 480. Three-fourths of students accepted in 2007 had SAT math scores of 390 or more.

Student Enrollment

In 2007, the school had 3,084 enrolled students.

Student Life

Neumann College is generally not a school for part-time students. The school makes available a lot of student housing. Meal plans are available. Student athletes at the school belong to the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference for major sports.

The school reports its educational mission is:
"Mission Neumann College, founded and sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, is a Catholic co-educational institution of higher education in the liberal arts and Franciscan traditions. The College offers an education based on the concepts that knowledge, while valuable in itself, is to be used in the service of others, and that learning is a life-long process. Neumann College affirms and respects the uniqueness and inherent dignity of each person and believes that the individual's spiritual, emotional, intellectual, physical, and social growth complement and fulfill one another. Neumann seeks to educate a diverse population of students in a scholarly, supportive, and caring environment. Education at Neumann College integrates the intellectual and affective development of its students. Its programs sharpen social awareness and ethical concern. The Neumann College community reflects the spirit and values of St. Francis of Assisi by developing a sense of responsibility which fosters and respects diversity. Implicit in the College's Mission is the responsibility to offer educational programs which anticipate and respond to the changing needs of society"