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Everywhere you look
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ARCADIA UNIVERSITY (215) 572-2900 www.arcadia.edu
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CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA (610) 399-2000 www.cheyney.edu
CURTIS INSTITUTE OF MUSIC (215) 893-5252 www.curtis.edu
DREXEL UNIVERSITY (215) 895-2000 www.drexel.edu
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PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY (215) 951-2700 www.philau.edu
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TEMPLE UNIVERSITY (215) 204-7000 www.temple.edu
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VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY (610) 519-4500 www.villanova.edu
WIDENER UNIVERSITY (610) 499-4000 www.widener.eduThat’s Philadelphia.
Discover a city fueled by its quarter of a million college students.
Discover a place where institutions of higher education work together and join
forces with cutting-edge industries. Discover an education where learning extends
far beyond the classroom, into downtown board rooms, thriving technology firms,
and state-of-the-art research laboratories. It’s all right here, in Philadelphia.
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Discover all the possibilities.
Maybe you want to start your own business.
Maybe you want to build the world’s smartest
computer. Maybe you want to design your own
video game. Whatever your dream, you will find
the means to achieve it at Philadelphia’s top
colleges. There are so many different kinds of
schools to choose from you are bound to find
the perfect place to live up to your potential.
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Business and Technology
Here’s a sample of the diverse educational opportunities
available to Business and Technology majors in Philadelphia:
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With so much to offer, it’s no wonder thatPhiladelphia schools havelong been the traininggrounds for America’sgreatest minds. CEOs and ambassadors.Symphony conductors andSupreme Court justices. Governors andphilanthropists. Pioneers,visionaries and leaders. In short, the city breedschampions.
(L-R) CHRISTIAN CARWELL, Cherry Hil l , NJ (Management), KEVIN V. GREGG, Bryn Mawr, PA (Sports Management)
and CHER WILLIAMS, Wil l ingboro, NJ (Sports Management)
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When the pros hit the parquet atthe First UnionCenter, theseinterns pull thestrings behind the scenes.
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Philadelphia’s top colleges, industries and civic leaders are join-ing forces to turn the Delaware ValleyPhiladelphia region into“Nanotech Valley.” Thecity’s home to more than50 venture capital firmsand each year sees morelocal patents issued than New York and San Francisco. In otherwords, it’s shaping the future.
Interns at
Merck & Co.
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JORGE CARAVIA, San Diego, CA (MBA and Masters in Biotechnolog y)
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Jorge worked in BusinessDevelopment analyzing Integral’sgrowth potentialand their competi-tion. He’ll be back next summerto work with scientists.
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Seniors Franny andAnthony, along with17 of their fellowinterns, saw theirinternships turn intojobs at LockheedMartin’s PhiladelphiaDivision.
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Philadelphia students aredesigning real-world virtualreality training centers forthe US military, creatingsmart materials that reactto human touch, designinghigh-performance snow-boards and turning theirhomework assignmentsinto lucrative start-ups.The only limit here is yourimagination.
FRANNY GEVARTER, Middletown, NJ (Computer Science) and ANTHONY DINA, Frankl in Square, NY (Electrical Engineering)
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Here, from the funkyrhythms of South Street to the bustle of Reading Terminal Market to the buzz of the galleries and coffeeshops in Old City, there’s never a dullmoment. It’s a city thatgrooves to a thousanddifferent beats.
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(L-R) ELIZABETH SEIDLER, Columbus, OH (Biolog y), MARK JAVITCH, Omaha, NE (Finance), MARGARET GROSS,
Westport, CT (Pre-Medicine), & BRENDEN GUNNEL, East Lansing, MI (Opera Performance)
Students take abreak from theirstudies at thefamous ReadingTerminal Market,filled with sights,sounds and aromasfrom around theworld.
Philadelphia’s Student ZonesRittenhouse SquareDrop by one of thesquare’s many greatrestaurants, cafés andbookstores for some of the best peoplewatching in the city.
South Street/Penn’s LandingSouth Street is elevenblocks of shops, gal-leries, restaurants andclubs. Penn’s Landing is a waterfront park thathosts more than seventyoutdoor events and concerts each year.
Fairmount ParkThe nation’s largestlandscaped city park.Rent bikes, boats orrollerblades, or relaxalong the river.
Avenue of the Arts“It’s Broadway on Broad Street.” Morethan 20 performing artsvenues are located onthis three-mile stretch.
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(L-R) DINA PARISE, Howard Beach, NY (Marketing), DARNELLE RADFORD, Philadelphia, PA (Multimedia and Web Design), ANA BALDIOLI, Los Angeles, CA (Biolog y) & MICHAEL KRATHEN, Fort Lauderdale, FL (Biolog y)
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ManayunkNestled along the banksof the Schuylkill, this19th-century mill townhas been reborn as the chic destination foryoung Philadelphians,thanks to one-of-a-kind boutiques and ultra-contemporaryrestaurants.
Old City/Historic DistrictIn “America’s most historic square mile”.Check out the local artsscene where theatercompanies and art galleries now occupy the historic waterfrontwarehouses.
University CityWith more than 40,000students in residence,this zone is fast becom-ing the Harvard Squareof the Mid-Atlantic.
BLACK LILLY AT THE FIVE SPOTFIRST FRIDAY IN OLD CITY
“ I R E A L LY L I K E T H E M A R K E T B E C A U S E I T I S S O C O N V E N I E N T, J U S T A F E W S U B W AY S T O P S F R O M C A M P U S . Y O U C A N G E T A W H O L E R A N G E O F F O O D I N O N E P L A C E . ”
Philadelphia, the nation’sfifth largest city, is within a day’s drive of 200 million people and six of the eight largest USmarkets. The city rankssixth in the nation forhigh-tech employment,with 223,000 tech work-ers. No where else getsyou this connected.
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(L-R) GINA MONTANA, Lansdale, PA (Management) and BRIAN GIBSON, Carl isle, PA (Finance)
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Philadelphia. It’s where you’ll discover a better future.
Here’s a tip for prospective college students: inspiration and success aren’t just found in classrooms.
The truth is, those who get the most out of college are students who spend at least half theirtime off campus. This might mean internships,courses taken at other schools, research at asupercomputer lab or volunteer work at a localgrade school. Or it could mean going to a rock concert, cheering on your favorite pro sports teamor enjoying a sumptuous meal with your friends atan ethnic restaurant. In other words, if you want atop-notch college career, you’d better be locatednear the center of all the action, where the adven-ture never ends and learning doesn’t come to ascreeching halt at the campus gates.
You can get your diploma anywhere. But if you want an education, come toPhiladelphia.
This is a city where something big is happening.You can feel it in the oak-paneled board rooms in the gleaming downtown skyscrapers. It powersthe bustling technology firms in Center City, thetelecommunications center of the region. It’s in the air at the city’s research laboratories, where thenation’s greatest thinkers are exploring subatomicworlds and the edge of the universe. And you canhear it in the crowded clubs on South Street and in the roar of the fans at a Sixers basketball game.
It’s the drive of 250,000 college students who call the region home, who live and learn and play and have become the pulse of one of thecountry’s most exciting and inspiring centers offinance, technology and education.
SOUTH STREET
INNOVATION PHILADELPHIA
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“My friends in other
cities marvel at the fact
that I go to workshops
with working profes-
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nesses a block away.”
-J .L. , Paradise Val ley, PA
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“Philly is not only big
and beautiful but it also
has real character. I like
the free art exhibits at
First Friday.”
-K.S. , Pomeroy, OH
“Philadelpia serves
as a really good testing
ground for what we
learn in class.”
-C.K. , Bangor, ME
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There are so many
different institutions
of higher learning in
Philadelphia it truly
feels like “one big
campus.”
The feeling is intoxicating.
Philadelphia is plugged into the global economy.There are 162 tech companies and seven “telecom hotels” in the downtown area alone,linked by 832 miles of fiber optic cable, the hub of the transcontinental fiber optic line. The cityis the busiest port on the North Atlantic coast andthere are 450 foreign-owned companies in theregion. And it’s all powered by the region’s thriving knowledge industry. A recent study foundthat 14 of the region’s 24 largest employers wereresearch-intensive.
In short, it’s a city that’s fueled by minds like yours.
The scenery in the city ranges from the shimmer-ing glass towers of the financial district to theRodin statues and bike paths of Fairmount Park, the largest landscaped city park in the US. And it’s in the center of the East Coast’s financial corridor, perfectly situated between Washington,D.C. and New York City.
There are so many different institutions of higherlearning in Philadelphia, it truly feels like “one big campus.” Large research universities and intimate liberal arts colleges. Urban schools andsuburban schools. Everywhere you look, there’s an endless array of guest speakers, special lec-tures, cultural events and sports to choose from.
And it’s a city that’s constantly pushing the envelope. Universities, technology firms and civicleaders are joining forces to turn the region into
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Here, students study
in research centers
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issues like international
finance, entrepreneurship
and business ethics.
“College life is excellent.
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everywhere, which
makes us a big part
of the city and its
culture.”
- I .P. , Athens, Greece
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“I interned at ESPN
and met sports figures
I would have only
dreamed of back home.”
- J .D. , Bozeman, MT
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“Nanotech Valley,” where microscopic machineswill redefine business, industry and medicine. The birthplace of ENIAC, the world’s first general-purpose computer, is still on the vanguard of digitaltechnology, from fully wireless campus networks to multi-million dollar super computer laboratories.
The city’s finding new ways to power the world,harnessing the energy of the sun and the wind.And local businesses are successfully positioningthemselves in the new landscape of e-commerceand e-finance.
In Philadelphia, you don’t just graduatewith a degree. You graduate with acareer.
Whether you want to make your mark with computer chips or mergers and acquisitions,Philadelphia provides all the tools you’ll ever need.
Here, mixing academics with work experience is not only easy–it’s prettymuch the rule.
Interested in finance or economics? There’s nobetter place to test the waters than Philadelphia.Here, students study in research centers dedicatedto emerging issues like international finance, entrepreneurship and business ethics. They learnthe tools of their trade in simulated boardrooms,during international video conferences and byworking stock floors.
Some hone their skills helping Pennsylvania farmers to market their products to Philadelphia’sfinest restaurants. Others advise the internationallyrenowned Philadelphia Orchestra on financial matters or help prepare Philadelphia’s bid for thesummer Olympics. And it’s not too uncommon for students to turn their research into profitablecompanies before they graduate.
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For technology students, Philadelphia is a dream come true.
This is a city where students are helping to designtele-immersion programs that allow people millionsof miles away from each other to interact as if they were in the same room. Projects range fromsolar-powered cars to plug-n-play robotics, fromcryptography for secure e-mails to high-end videogames. Students find their studies take them tothe OMEGA laser in New York State, to theworld’s most powerful collection of telescopes inMauna Kea, Hawaii and for the ride of their lifeaboard NASA’s “vomit comet.” And sincePhiladelphia is ranked #7 in the country for thenumber of patents issued each year, you couldeasily end up launching your own start-up.
Resume Builders.
Accenture. Boeing. Dow Jones. Goldman Sachs.IBM. Merck. Lockheed Martin. Microsoft. PriceWaterhouse Coopers. Vanguard Funds. When itcomes to world-class internship opportunities inPhiladelphia, the list goes on and on.
This is not to say Philadelphia is all work and no play.
In fact, you’ll be hard pressed to find a place brimming with more ways to let loose, chill out, or get the adrenaline pumping than Philly.
Philadelphia boasts seven professional sportsteams, the “Big 5” NCAA basketball rivalry, andsome of the most impassioned fans in the country.It’s home to the largest collegiate regatta in thecountry, the nation’s only professional cycling raceand has twice hosted ESPN’s X Games. In short,the city breeds champions.
There’s always live music to be found at venueslike the Electric Factory, the Khyber and the TinAngel, and clubs like Brasil’s, the Five Spot andShampoo keep you dancing all night long.
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easily end up launching
your own start-up.
“There are so many
universities in
Philadelphia it really
enriches my college
experience and the
social life of the city.”
-C.G. , Brook lyn , NY
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Philadelphia has become the home of America’sculinary renaissance, where master chefs preparemouth-watering creations in restaurants recog-nized worldwide. And it’s never hard to find a placeto ride your bike, go for a jog, or soak up somesun, since there are more public gardens here than anywhere else in North America.
Philadelphia is also home to 100 theater companies and even more museums, and boastsmore Impressionist paintings than anywhere but Paris.
And when you need an escape, the pristine hiking trails and white waters of the PoconoMountains, not to mention the endless boardwalkof the Jersey Shore, are just a short drive away.
Unparalleled resources. Unimaginable academicopportunities. Unending excitement. It all adds upto an education that has to be experienced to bebelieved, an education that can only be found inone place.
There’s no doubt about it. In Philadelphia, success is yours for the taking.
Come discover a city that’s driven by its quarter ofa million college students. Come discover a worldof invention and inspiration and adventure. Comediscover success beyond your wildest dreams.
Come discover Philadelphia.
To find out more about programs in your field ofinterest, check out www.onebigcampus.com.
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Come discover a city
that’s driven by its
quarter of a million
college students.
“Philadelphia gives me
the whole East Coast
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night out on the town,
in Philadelphia every-
thing you need is
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CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA (610) 399-2000 www.cheyney.edu
CURTIS INSTITUTE OF MUSIC (215) 893-5252 www.curtis.edu
DREXEL UNIVERSITY (215) 895-2000 www.drexel.edu
HAVERFORD COLLEGE (610) 896-1000 www.haverford.edu
LA SALLE UNIVERSITY (215) 951-1000 www.lasalle.edu
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY (610) 932-8300 www.lincoln.edu
MOORE COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN (215) 568-4515 www.moore.edu
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS (215) 972-7600 www.pafa.edu
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY (215) 951-2700 www.philau.edu
SAINT JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY (610) 660-1000 www.sju.edu
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE (610)328-8000 www.swarthmore.edu
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY (215) 204-7000 www.temple.edu
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY (215) 955-6000 www.tju.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS (215) 717-6000 www.uarts.edu
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA (215) 898-5000 www.upenn.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE SCIENCES IN PHILADELPHIA (215) 596-8800 www.usip.edu
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY (610) 519-4500 www.villanova.edu
WIDENER UNIVERSITY (610) 499-4000 www.widener.eduThat’s Philadelphia.
Discover a city fueled by its quarter of a million college students.
Discover a place where institutions of higher education work together and join
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far beyond the classroom, into downtown board rooms, thriving technology firms,
and state-of-the-art research laboratories. It’s all right here, in Philadelphia.
G O T O :
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and take the first step
towards your future in
Philadelphia.
©2003 Design by CampusVisit, Inc.; Primary photographyby James Wasserman;Secondary photography byRusty Kennedy, Bob Krist andT. Leonardo courtesy ofGreater Philadelphia Tourismand Marketing Corporation;Kevin Monko from thinkframe;and Jesse Garrabrant/NBAE/Getty Images.
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Maybe you want to start your own business.
Maybe you want to build the world’s smartest
computer. Maybe you want to design your own
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the means to achieve it at Philadelphia’s top
colleges. There are so many different kinds of
schools to choose from you are bound to find
the perfect place to live up to your potential.
BROAD STREET /
AVENUE OF THE ARTS
ARCADIA UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • • • •BRYN MAWR COLLEGE •CHESTNUT H ILL COLLEGE • • • • • •CHEYNEY UN IVERS ITY •DREXEL UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • •HAVERFORD COLLEGE •LA SALLE UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • •L INCOLN UN IVERS ITY • • • •PHILADELPH IA UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • • • • •SA INT JOSEPH'S UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • SWARTHMORE COLLEGE • • • • • • •TEMPLE UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • • • • • • •UNIVERS ITY OF PENNSYLVAN IA • • • • • • • • • •UNIVERS ITY OF THE SC IENCES •V ILLANOVA UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • •WIDENER UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • •
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CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE (215) 248-7000 www.chc.edu
CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA (610) 399-2000 www.cheyney.edu
CURTIS INSTITUTE OF MUSIC (215) 893-5252 www.curtis.edu
DREXEL UNIVERSITY (215) 895-2000 www.drexel.edu
HAVERFORD COLLEGE (610) 896-1000 www.haverford.edu
LA SALLE UNIVERSITY (215) 951-1000 www.lasalle.edu
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY (610) 932-8300 www.lincoln.edu
MOORE COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN (215) 568-4515 www.moore.edu
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS (215) 972-7600 www.pafa.edu
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY (215) 951-2700 www.philau.edu
SAINT JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY (610) 660-1000 www.sju.edu
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE (610)328-8000 www.swarthmore.edu
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY (215) 204-7000 www.temple.edu
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY (215) 955-6000 www.tju.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS (215) 717-6000 www.uarts.edu
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA (215) 898-5000 www.upenn.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE SCIENCES IN PHILADELPHIA (215) 596-8800 www.usip.edu
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY (610) 519-4500 www.villanova.edu
WIDENER UNIVERSITY (610) 499-4000 www.widener.eduThat’s Philadelphia.
Discover a city fueled by its quarter of a million college students.
Discover a place where institutions of higher education work together and join
forces with cutting-edge industries. Discover an education where learning extends
far beyond the classroom, into downtown board rooms, thriving technology firms,
and state-of-the-art research laboratories. It’s all right here, in Philadelphia.
G O T O :
www.onebigcampus.com
and take the first step
towards your future in
Philadelphia.
©2003 Design by CampusVisit, Inc.; Primary photographyby James Wasserman;Secondary photography byRusty Kennedy, Bob Krist andT. Leonardo courtesy ofGreater Philadelphia Tourismand Marketing Corporation;Kevin Monko from thinkframe;and Jesse Garrabrant/NBAE/Getty Images.
d iscover
Discover all the possibilities.
Maybe you want to start your own business.
Maybe you want to build the world’s smartest
computer. Maybe you want to design your own
video game. Whatever your dream, you will find
the means to achieve it at Philadelphia’s top
colleges. There are so many different kinds of
schools to choose from you are bound to find
the perfect place to live up to your potential.
BROAD STREET /
AVENUE OF THE ARTS
ARCADIA UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • • • •BRYN MAWR COLLEGE •CHESTNUT H ILL COLLEGE • • • • • •CHEYNEY UN IVERS ITY •DREXEL UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • •HAVERFORD COLLEGE •LA SALLE UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • •L INCOLN UN IVERS ITY • • • •PHILADELPH IA UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • • • • •SA INT JOSEPH'S UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • SWARTHMORE COLLEGE • • • • • • •TEMPLE UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • • • • • • •UNIVERS ITY OF PENNSYLVAN IA • • • • • • • • • •UNIVERS ITY OF THE SC IENCES •V ILLANOVA UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • •WIDENER UN IVERS ITY • • • • • • • •
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Moore Collegeof Art & Design
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University ofPennsylvania
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202
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VALLEY FORGEKING OF PRUSSIA
CHESTNUTHILL
MANAYUNK
NEW HOPEPEDDLERSVILLAGE
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Chester
Pottstown Lansdale
NewHope
Norristown
Warminster
CamdenHaddonfield
Gloucester City
Woodbury
PENNSYLVANIA
DELAWARENEW JERSEY
Haverford College
La SalleUniversity
Villanova University
ArcadiaUniversity
Bryn Mawr College
ChestnutHillCollege
CheyneyUniversityof PA
LincolnUniversity
PhiladelphiaUniversity
Saint Joseph’s University
SwarthmoreCollege
WidenerUniversity
D el a
war e
R i v er
0
miles
10
N
S
W E
Everywhere you look
in Philadelphia, you’ll
find an endless array
of Fortune 500
companies, thriving
technology firms, and
unbeatable nightlife.
Whether you are look-
ing for job opportuni-
ties or just a great
night out on the town,
in Philadelphia every-
thing you need is
never more than a
few blocks away.
Greater PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia discover a city built for students.
▲
B U S I N E S S A N D T E C H N O L O G Y
a campus measured in miles not acres.
▲
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cove
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