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Thiel College
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Basic Information
Address: 75 College Avenue, Greenville PA 16125
Phone Number: 724-589-2345
Email: admissions@thiel.edu
Chair: Natalie Homa, Ph.D.
Dean: Greg Butcher, Ph.D.
Additional Information
Classroom Size: 20
Student/Teacher Ratio: 11:1
Housing Availability:
Yes
Type of Housing: Residence Halls and On-campus Apartments
Diversity:
It is a priority of Thiel College and its community members to respect all aspects of diversity. Thiel College encourages students to bring discussion and consideration of diverse facets to the forefront. Awareness of diversity is a vital component of our experiences of being human. All Thiel College community members are encouraged and supported to sustain the discussion around inclusive practices and the development of an open and accepting campus climate.
Tuition:
Current year academic year costs are are posted on the College website. Additional fees for international students apply.
For questions about Tuition, contact the Office of Admission at admissions@thiel.edu or 724-589-2345.
Financial Aid:
The Financial Aid Office's primary goal is to work with you and your family to achieve your educational goals. After all, your education is an investment in your future. Through scholarships, grants, federal student loans and employment opportunities, 99% of Thiel students receive assistance.
For questions about Financial Aid, contact the Office of Admission at admissions@thiel.edu or 724-589-2345.
Disability Services:
The Thiel College Accessibility Resource Center recognizes disability as a valued aspect of diversity and fosters an inclusive environment for all of the Thiel College community through awareness, accessibility, and empowerment. The office is committed not only to ensuring access, but also to supporting success.
For questions about Accessibility Services, contact the Office of Admission at admissions@thiel.eduor 724-589-2345.
Computer Capabilities:
The Information Technology Solution Center provides technology support and solutions to the students, faculty, and staff of Thiel College. Contact the Solution Center for any technology issues at 724-589-4000, thiel@atnetplus.com or by visiting the Solution Center in Room 126 of the Academic Center. Office hours are Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission Requirements:
Thiel College offers admission on a rolling basis and will review a completed application once official transcripts and official SAT/ACT test scores are received. Decisions are typically made within two weeks. Apply Now!
For questions about the admission process, contact the Office of Admission at admissions@thiel.edu or 724-589-2345.
Application/Transfer Deadlines:
Thiel College offers admission on a rolling basis and will review a completed application once official transcripts and official SAT/ACT test scores are received. Decisions are typically made within two weeks. Apply Now!
For questions about the admission process, contact the Office of Admission at admissions@thiel.edu or 724-589-2345.
Parking Space/Availability:
Free on-campus parking is available to all students.
International Students:
Students from around the world are invited to make Thiel College their choice of educational institution for the pursuit of a world class baccalaureate or graduate degree in the United States of America. Thiel College is a private, co-educational college that specializes in challenging you to build and achieve your dreams.
For questions about International admissions, contact the Office of Admission at admissions@thiel.edu or 724-589-2345.
Degrees Offered:
Thiel offers more than 60 majors and minors. Thiel conferrs bachelor's and masters degrees.
For more information, contact the Office of Admission at admissions@thiel.edu or 724-589-2345.
Mission Statement:
Thiel College prepares students for careers and lives of meaning and purpose and empowers individuals to reach their full potential in a diverse, equitable, and inclusive learning environment. Promoting educational excellence, innovation, and ethical leadership, the College provides distinctive learning opportunities for students and serves as an asset for the region’s social, economic, and educational development.
Famous Graduates:
- Mark Funkhouser ′71 (2007–2011), Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri
- Shirley M. Frye, mathematics educator, president of the NCTM, and Thiel distinguished alumnus for 1976
- Lynn Jones (1979–1986), former Major League Baseball (MLB) player (Detroit Tigers and Kansas City Royals)
- Mark Nordenberg (1995-2014), Chancellor, University of Pittsburgh
- Tom Regan, professor and writer, animal rights movement
- Carl Aaron Swensson, American Lutheran minister; founder of Bethany College
- Jack M. Wilson (2003-2011), President, University of Massachusetts
- Phyllis Zimmerman, composer, choral conductor
Social Media Networks:
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Program History:
Thiel College recently celebrated the dedication of new classroom, laboratory and collaborative spaces in the recently renovated Rhodehouse Science Building.
"This building will advance the College's innovative programs in science and allied health. Our momentum can't be stopped," Thiel College President Susan Traverso, Ph.D. said.
The combination of a state-of-the-art science building combined with dedicated, skilled and committed faculty will continue the College's long legacy of academic achievement, Traverso said.
The improvements at Rhodehouse Science Building include nearly $10 million in additions and renovations focused on science facilities at Thiel. The College received $1.7 million for improvements to laboratories, classrooms and common through a state Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program.
Program Information:
Thiel College's Psychology department gives students the chance to study multiple disciplines pertaining to human and animal behavior. We offer a variety of courses, as well as the option to double major in neuroscience, criminal justice, education, biology, and more. We also offer a minor in psychology.
There are many areas of specific interest within the discipline, including learning, memory, intelligence, counseling, personality, development, abnormal behavior and social behavior. As a psychology student at Thiel, you will study the scientific method and learn to apply it to real-world scenarios to test hypotheses and psychological theories. This dynamic major will prepare you for any career that involves dealing with people (and try to think of one that doesn't)!