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Philadelphia University is a great college. The faculty and staff are typically friendly and willing to help students in any way they can. The closeness to the city provides a lot of great opportunities, career-wise as well as entertainment-wise.

It's very involved in their fashion, art and medical students. They win numerous awards for having such hard working students. They are diverse but it's way more Caucasion to any other race.

Philadelphia University has an amazing campus filled with amazing classmates and educators. Despite that the east coast has a too-busy-to-smile-at-strangers demeanor, PhilaU breaks this mould by making students feel like family. I love this school and would recommend it for anyone who can find a major they're passionate about here, esp. design students.

The best thing about Philadelphia University is the location, hands down. Close enough to the city, and close to NYC. However, you will most likely not get the classic 'college experience' here, not school spirited and not big into sports.

I think Philadelphia University is a great smaller school in an ideal setting. It is a nice looking campus and is pleasant to walk through. Yet, it gives you access to the city and all that it offers.

Philadelphia University is a very small, close-knit community of mainly design-oriented students. The University prides itself on an advanced and experimental curriculum that is in fact very innovative, though certainly still a work in process. What the school lacks in that aspect however, it makes up for with a faculty that is very supportive and takes great interest in the success of its students.

Philadelphia University's campus provides for an infrastructure capable of sustaining family. Philadelphia University is enriched with various art majors, engineering majors, business majors, and science majors. Specifically, the art majors create a system of students who assist each other with useful critique and contagious dynamic inspiration.

PhilaU's best programs are for textile, fashion, and architecture majors; everything else is still pretty much in the works. The small campus and few students allows for a real community-feel. It's a dry campus, however, so there are no dorm parties.

The campus is incredible and I love the nature-combined school atmosphere. The studios made this school one of my top choices in my college-making decision. I cannot wait to attend here in the fall, I am completely confident Philadelphia University is the college I want to attend.

The school is great. It's in a good location of Philadelphia. It's a bit costly.