Ursuline College

Ursuline College, a private institution founded in 1871, has a rich history of empowering students to "Make Your World More." With a close-knit community of nearly 1,000 students, Ursuline is dedicated to providing an enriching educational experience. It is particularly known for its forward-thinking academic programs and commitment to student success, preparing graduates to make a tangible difference in their chosen fields.

Among its academic strengths, Ursuline College is recognized for its innovative accelerated nursing degree program (UCAP) designed for working adults, showcasing its commitment to flexible and accessible education. This program highlights the college's dedication to developing highly skilled professionals in critical fields. The personalized learning environment ensures that each student receives the support and resources needed to excel academically and professionally.

Beyond academics, Ursuline offers a vibrant student experience, notably through its NCAA Division II athletic programs. The campus boasts the modern Sister Diana Stano Athletic Center, featuring the 1,000-seat Jane and Lee Seidman Gymnasium, a premier venue for Arrows basketball and volleyball. This commitment to athletics, combined with a supportive campus culture, fosters leadership, teamwork, and personal growth. Looking ahead, Ursuline is embarking on an exciting new chapter, merging with Gannon University in 2024, becoming the "Ursuline College Campus of Gannon University," ensuring its unique identity and academic programs continue to thrive within a larger university structure.