Alvernia University
Locations: Reading (PA)
Annual Tuition: $45,000
Student Reviews
Deanna Gilmer
Reviewed: 12/11/2019
Degree: Nursing
I knew Alvernia University was the college for me the moment I set foot on campus. It was a smaller college that was placed in the middle of a town with tons to do but in an area that felt like the middle of no where. The class sizes were small, for the most part, which made it more of a discussion atmosphere rather than a lecture. The professors were so laid back that you really felt like they had your best interest at heart and it wasn't just a pay check for them. I never met a single person -... Read More
Kelsey Rafine
Reviewed: 7/23/2014
Degree: Occupational Therapy
At my University I was lucky enough to get accepted into a five year program to receive my masters in Occupational Therapy after I transferred from a community college. The past three years at Alvernia has been a great experience with tons of great learning experiences and support from professors and classmates. My graduate year will consist of completing a thesis with some of my classmates and will be picked at random with a topic given. The cons about my graduate year is there is a limited topic... Read More
Michelle Shollenberger
Reviewed: 8/15/2013
Degree: Special Education
Alvernia's professors at the main campus are extremely knowledgeable and certainly challenge their students. However, at the branch campus in Schuylkill Haven they are extremely relaxed sometimes to the point of being useless! However, overall my classes have pushed me to improve myself as a teacher.
Patricia Pyle
Reviewed: 5/18/2013
Degree: Counseling
I am just going to enter my graduate program in Community Counseling this fall. I have, however, completed my bachelors degree from Alvernia in 1999. I value the education that I received there. the staff was most helpful and caring. They really want you to get ahead in life. There is much that I got from Alvernia besides an education. I learned much about life & people even though I went back to school at a later time in my life. I am now returning for my masters degree as a senior citizen because... Read More
Patricia Pyle
Reviewed: 4/8/2013
Degree: Counseling
The pros are that the program carries much weight when going for a job in the field. I found that out when I graduated with my Bachelors degree from Alvernia. The program is set up for those either going back to school who work or do not work as far as the times of the classes. The program is also very competitive with other programs of its type. The cons of the program are the cost which is the only con that I see at this time.
Christine Hosler
Reviewed: 3/3/2013
Degree: Educational Leadership
The program is ok. I received some good instruction, but nothing that I feel I didn't already receive in my bachelor's degree. The faculty is helpful and the workload was minimal. Financial aid was helpful and provided the opportunity to receive my master's degree.