76

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Boston

Pittsburgh

Philadelphia

Baltimore

Washington, D.C.

NewYork

Bucks County

Philadelphia

New Jersey

NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE

DELAWARE RIVER

Montgomery County& the Main Line

ChesterCounty

DelawareCounty

Philadelphia InternationalAirport

WHAT: Independent, co-educational, residential associ-ate degree granting institution, the only such private college in the western suburbs of Philadelphia, PA.

WHERE: The campus is located at 750 Montgomery Avenue, Bryn Mawr PA on Philadelphia’s famous MainLine, with classes at partnership sites throughout the region.

WHEN: Founded by Edith Hatcher Harcum and Octavius Harcum in 1915. It is the first college in Pennsylvania chartered by the Commonwealth to award the associate degree.

WHO: Over 1,600 day and evening students at the historic Bryn Mawr campus and at partnership sitesthoughout southeastern Pennsylvania.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR: Fall and Spring semestersand summer sessions.

FINANCIAL AID: More than 87 percent of Harcum students receive financial aid in the form of grants, scholarships, loans, etc.

ATHLETICS: Men’s and women’s basketball, AACJC Division I and II; women’s volleyball and soccer; track and field.

FACULTY: 40 full-time faculty members; 80 percent have advanced degrees, including 13 percent who hold doctorates.

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 16

Harcum FAQ’s

610.525.4100 www.harcum.edu

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Alicia plans to graduate from Harcum with anassociate’s degree in Dental Assisting with EFDAcertification. She hopes to work as an EFDA in adental office after graduation. EFDA’s perform manyrestorative and preventive procedures in dentaloffices, and must be state certified to practice.

“I chose to attend Harcum because it was a schoolclose to home, and my personal hygienist spoke veryhighly of Harcum’s dental programs,” says Alicia. “Intalking to my dentist, it was also the college that hehighly recommended! I like how friendly and helpfulall of the staff and administrators are. I also like all ofthe activities that are offered to help give me a well-rounded education.”

ALICIAPESCATOREDental Assisting/Expanded Functions Dental Assisting (EFDA)

Hatfield, PA native Robert Schmilewske served in the U.S. Marine CorpsReserves for six years with two tours of duty in Iraq.

The North Penn High School graduate was discharged and living in Florida,taking classes in physical therapy assisting when he had to return toPennsylvania unexpectedly. Back home, Robert found that Harcum had thePTA program he wanted. Loving sports (particularly soccer, rugby andbasketball), he plans to go into sports rehabilitation as a career. “Harcum’sPTA program has prepared me well and it’s been an eye-openingexperience working at the clinical sites. I plan to transfer to one of Harcum’spartner colleges and go on to become a certified physical therapist.”

ROBERTSCHMILEWSKEPhysical Therapist Assistant

It was a natural decision for PFC Sara-Jo Fegley to serve her country, withgrandparents on both sides of her family who had served in the military anda personal desire to make her mark. But she also wanted to sharpen hermind.

In search of a career, right after high school the Allentown native joinedNational Civilian Community Corps (NCCC), also known as Americorps, andwas assigned to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) forhelping residents in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike and later with the NCCCas a certified tax preparer for the elderly in Oklahoma.

She found she liked making a contribution on both a local and nationallevel, and joined the Army National Guard in 2009. Trained in interrogationand ready for deployment in 2012, she learned that her deployment datewas moved back, and decided to take action on her goal of earning anassociate degree in criminal justice. Harcum had the program she wanted –an A.S. degree in law and justice with a flexible schedule. As aServicemembers Opportunity College (SOC), Harcum helps militarymembers by accepting credit for military training and experience, allowingreduced academic residency requirements and helping with transferringcredits. Sara-Jo will graduate in 2012.

“I wanted small classes and to be able to connect with faculty; and I’ve beenable to get both at Harcum. Everyone at Harcum – and I mean everyone –has been helpful and have worked with me to help me graduate this fall,”Sara-Jo said. “There’s a real spirit here of cooperation and commitment tothe students.” She plans to transfer to a local university to complete herbachelor’s degree.

SARA-JO FEGLEYLaw & Justice

Tasha came to Harcum because of the College’s academicreputation and small class sizes. Her career goals: become asocial worker specializing in veterans affairs, and start annonprofit organization to help young mothers andteenagers who are in trouble with the law. “One thing that Ilove about Harcum is the atmosphere,” says Tasha. “Whenyou come to Harcum it feels like home – and everyone islike family.”

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76

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95

Boston

Pittsburgh

Philadelphia

Baltimore

Washington, D.C.

NewYork

Bucks County

Philadelphia

New Jersey

NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE

DELAWARE RIVER

Montgomery County& the Main Line

ChesterCounty

DelawareCounty

Philadelphia InternationalAirport

WHAT: Independent, co-educational, residential associ-ate degree granting institution, the only such private college in the western suburbs of Philadelphia, PA.

WHERE: The campus is located at 750 Montgomery Avenue, Bryn Mawr PA on Philadelphia’s famous MainLine, with classes at partnership sites throughout the region.

WHEN: Founded by Edith Hatcher Harcum and Octavius Harcum in 1915. It is the first college in Pennsylvania chartered by the Commonwealth to award the associate degree.

WHO: Over 1,600 day and evening students at the historic Bryn Mawr campus and at partnership sitesthoughout southeastern Pennsylvania.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR: Fall and Spring semestersand summer sessions.

FINANCIAL AID: More than 87 percent of Harcum students receive financial aid in the form of grants, scholarships, loans, etc.

ATHLETICS: Men’s and women’s basketball, AACJC Division I and II; women’s volleyball and soccer; track and field.

FACULTY: 40 full-time faculty members; 80 percent have advanced degrees, including 13 percent who hold doctorates.

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 16

Harcum FAQ’s

610.525.4100 www.harcum.edu

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610.525.4100www.harcum.edu

Alicia plans to graduate from Harcum with anassociate’s degree in Dental Assisting with EFDAcertification. She hopes to work as an EFDA in adental office after graduation. EFDA’s perform manyrestorative and preventive procedures in dentaloffices, and must be state certified to practice.

“I chose to attend Harcum because it was a schoolclose to home, and my personal hygienist spoke veryhighly of Harcum’s dental programs,” says Alicia. “Intalking to my dentist, it was also the college that hehighly recommended! I like how friendly and helpfulall of the staff and administrators are. I also like all ofthe activities that are offered to help give me a well-rounded education.”

ALICIAPESCATOREDental Assisting/Expanded Functions Dental Assisting (EFDA)

Hatfield, PA native Robert Schmilewske served in the U.S. Marine CorpsReserves for six years with two tours of duty in Iraq.

The North Penn High School graduate was discharged and living in Florida,taking classes in physical therapy assisting when he had to return toPennsylvania unexpectedly. Back home, Robert found that Harcum had thePTA program he wanted. Loving sports (particularly soccer, rugby andbasketball), he plans to go into sports rehabilitation as a career. “Harcum’sPTA program has prepared me well and it’s been an eye-openingexperience working at the clinical sites. I plan to transfer to one of Harcum’spartner colleges and go on to become a certified physical therapist.”

ROBERTSCHMILEWSKEPhysical Therapist Assistant

It was a natural decision for PFC Sara-Jo Fegley to serve her country, withgrandparents on both sides of her family who had served in the military anda personal desire to make her mark. But she also wanted to sharpen hermind.

In search of a career, right after high school the Allentown native joinedNational Civilian Community Corps (NCCC), also known as Americorps, andwas assigned to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) forhelping residents in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike and later with the NCCCas a certified tax preparer for the elderly in Oklahoma.

She found she liked making a contribution on both a local and nationallevel, and joined the Army National Guard in 2009. Trained in interrogationand ready for deployment in 2012, she learned that her deployment datewas moved back, and decided to take action on her goal of earning anassociate degree in criminal justice. Harcum had the program she wanted –an A.S. degree in law and justice with a flexible schedule. As aServicemembers Opportunity College (SOC), Harcum helps militarymembers by accepting credit for military training and experience, allowingreduced academic residency requirements and helping with transferringcredits. Sara-Jo will graduate in 2012.

“I wanted small classes and to be able to connect with faculty; and I’ve beenable to get both at Harcum. Everyone at Harcum – and I mean everyone –has been helpful and have worked with me to help me graduate this fall,”Sara-Jo said. “There’s a real spirit here of cooperation and commitment tothe students.” She plans to transfer to a local university to complete herbachelor’s degree.

SARA-JO FEGLEYLaw & Justice

Tasha came to Harcum because of the College’s academicreputation and small class sizes. Her career goals: become asocial worker specializing in veterans affairs, and start annonprofit organization to help young mothers andteenagers who are in trouble with the law. “One thing that Ilove about Harcum is the atmosphere,” says Tasha. “Whenyou come to Harcum it feels like home – and everyone islike family.”

TASHA EDNEYHuman Services

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76

95

95

Boston

Pittsburgh

Philadelphia

Baltimore

Washington, D.C.

NewYork

Bucks County

Philadelphia

New Jersey

NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE

DELAWARE RIVER

Montgomery County& the Main Line

ChesterCounty

DelawareCounty

Philadelphia InternationalAirport

WHAT: Independent, co-educational, residential associ-ate degree granting institution, the only such private college in the western suburbs of Philadelphia, PA.

WHERE: The campus is located at 750 Montgomery Avenue, Bryn Mawr PA on Philadelphia’s famous MainLine, with classes at partnership sites throughout the region.

WHEN: Founded by Edith Hatcher Harcum and Octavius Harcum in 1915. It is the first college in Pennsylvania chartered by the Commonwealth to award the associate degree.

WHO: Over 1,600 day and evening students at the historic Bryn Mawr campus and at partnership sitesthoughout southeastern Pennsylvania.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR: Fall and Spring semestersand summer sessions.

FINANCIAL AID: More than 87 percent of Harcum students receive financial aid in the form of grants, scholarships, loans, etc.

ATHLETICS: Men’s and women’s basketball, AACJC Division I and II; women’s volleyball and soccer; track and field.

FACULTY: 40 full-time faculty members; 80 percent have advanced degrees, including 13 percent who hold doctorates.

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 16

Harcum FAQ’s

610.525.4100 www.harcum.edu

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610.525.4100www.harcum.edu

Alicia plans to graduate from Harcum with anassociate’s degree in Dental Assisting with EFDAcertification. She hopes to work as an EFDA in adental office after graduation. EFDA’s perform manyrestorative and preventive procedures in dentaloffices, and must be state certified to practice.

“I chose to attend Harcum because it was a schoolclose to home, and my personal hygienist spoke veryhighly of Harcum’s dental programs,” says Alicia. “Intalking to my dentist, it was also the college that hehighly recommended! I like how friendly and helpfulall of the staff and administrators are. I also like all ofthe activities that are offered to help give me a well-rounded education.”

ALICIAPESCATOREDental Assisting/Expanded Functions Dental Assisting (EFDA)

Hatfield, PA native Robert Schmilewske served in the U.S. Marine CorpsReserves for six years with two tours of duty in Iraq.

The North Penn High School graduate was discharged and living in Florida,taking classes in physical therapy assisting when he had to return toPennsylvania unexpectedly. Back home, Robert found that Harcum had thePTA program he wanted. Loving sports (particularly soccer, rugby andbasketball), he plans to go into sports rehabilitation as a career. “Harcum’sPTA program has prepared me well and it’s been an eye-openingexperience working at the clinical sites. I plan to transfer to one of Harcum’spartner colleges and go on to become a certified physical therapist.”

ROBERTSCHMILEWSKEPhysical Therapist Assistant

It was a natural decision for PFC Sara-Jo Fegley to serve her country, withgrandparents on both sides of her family who had served in the military anda personal desire to make her mark. But she also wanted to sharpen hermind.

In search of a career, right after high school the Allentown native joinedNational Civilian Community Corps (NCCC), also known as Americorps, andwas assigned to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) forhelping residents in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike and later with the NCCCas a certified tax preparer for the elderly in Oklahoma.

She found she liked making a contribution on both a local and nationallevel, and joined the Army National Guard in 2009. Trained in interrogationand ready for deployment in 2012, she learned that her deployment datewas moved back, and decided to take action on her goal of earning anassociate degree in criminal justice. Harcum had the program she wanted –an A.S. degree in law and justice with a flexible schedule. As aServicemembers Opportunity College (SOC), Harcum helps militarymembers by accepting credit for military training and experience, allowingreduced academic residency requirements and helping with transferringcredits. Sara-Jo will graduate in 2012.

“I wanted small classes and to be able to connect with faculty; and I’ve beenable to get both at Harcum. Everyone at Harcum – and I mean everyone –has been helpful and have worked with me to help me graduate this fall,”Sara-Jo said. “There’s a real spirit here of cooperation and commitment tothe students.” She plans to transfer to a local university to complete herbachelor’s degree.

SARA-JO FEGLEYLaw & Justice

Tasha came to Harcum because of the College’s academicreputation and small class sizes. Her career goals: become asocial worker specializing in veterans affairs, and start annonprofit organization to help young mothers andteenagers who are in trouble with the law. “One thing that Ilove about Harcum is the atmosphere,” says Tasha. “Whenyou come to Harcum it feels like home – and everyone islike family.”

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Paying for college should be a partnership between students and their families,the state and federal governments, and the college. Working together, this part-nership will make it financially feasible for students to prepare for successful ca-reers.

Chances of getting financial aid are promising!

According to the latest report submitted to the U.S. Department of Education forFall 2010, 97% of first time freshman received some type of financial aid and 95%received some form of grant assistance. Each student's financial situation is indi-vidually assessed and awards are made on the basis of financial need, academicmerit, and some for a combination of the two.

Acceptance to Harcum College Students do not have to be accepted to Harcum beforeapplying for financial aid. However, students must beaccepted before a financial aid award will be deter-mined.

Students are strongly urged to file a Free Application forFederal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible. Har-cum cannot offer any need-based financial aid if you donot submit a FAFSA.

OptionsHarcum students have several options for financial aid.

• Scholarships and grants are available. These may bebased on academic merit, financial need, or both.These awards are considered “gift aid” and do notneed to be repaid by the student.

• Student loans are a form of financial aid that requiresrepayment of the funds received, usually with interest.Some loans may be in either the student's or the par-ent's name.

Alternative loans are offered by banks or lending institu-tions to help students and parents bridge the gap be-tween the cost of education and the amount of financialaid received. These are private supplemental loans thatare NOT guaranteed by the federal government.

Student Employment is funding that a student earns witha job, typically on campus. As part of their financial aidaward, students receive funds through the Federal Work-Study Program.

Go to www.harcum.edu and click on “Admissions andFinancial Aid” at the top of the page, or call610.526.6098.

How to Pay for CollegeHarcum students have many possibilities for activities, fun and involvementin campus life and the community during their time at Harcum. Pitch a goodidea for a new club – we’re listening. The choices are only limited by timeand your own imagination!

The College has over a dozen clubs and organizations, including:• Dental Assisting Club

• Fashion Club

• Student Nurses’ Association of Pennsylvania

• Harcum Association for the Education of Young Children

• Organization of Animal Technician Students

• Student American Dental Hygienist Association

• Honor Societies:• Phi Theta Kappa• Lambda Nu• Chi Alpha Epsilon

• The Student Government Association (SGA) is Harcum’s official studentgovernmental organization and represents student concerns to the Collegeadministration.

Harcum has two residence halls which provide convenient suite-style rooms(doubles and singles) for 300 residential students.

The surrounding communities of Bryn Mawr, Haverford and Radnor havesix other colleges and universities, a wide variety of possibilities in shop-ping, dining, music and other pastimes. Philadelphia, with its world-famoushistory, culture, restaurants, clubs and championship sports teams is twentyminutes away by commuter rail, with a station located right next to the Har-cum campus.

Harcum intercollegiate sports in AACJC Division I and II include men’s andwomen’s basketball,; women’s volleyball and soccer; track and field.

For more information on Harcum clubs and sports, go to http://www.facebook.com/HarcumCollege and check out what’s going on.

Student Life at HarcumCenter for Allied Health SciencesAllied Health Science

Animal Center Management

Dental Assisting

Expanded Functions DentalAssisting(EFDA)

Dental Hygiene

Histotechnician

Medical Laboratory Technician

Neurodiagnostic Technology

Nursing

Occupational Therapy Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant

Radiologic Technology

Veterinary Technology

Center for Business and Professional StudiesBusiness Administration

Entrepreneurship

International Business

Fashion Design

Interior Design

Retail Merchandising

Sports Management

Center for Social SciencesLaw and Justice

Early Childhood Education

Human Services

Leadership

General Studies

*Harcum’s programs in clinicallaboratory science, occupationaltherapy assistant and early childhoodeducation were singled out forpraise by the National AccreditingAgency for Clinical LaboratorySciences, the AccreditationCouncil for Occupational TherapyEducation (ACOTE) and theNational Association for theEducation of Young Children(NAEYC).

Academics

Harcum’s Charles H.Trout Library wascompletely remodeled in 2012, a $1.2million project that transformed it intoa state-of-the-art academic library thatfocuses on student needs. The new Li-brary is the heart of the Harcum cam-pus, surrounded by the mainclassrooms, laboratories, with the Col-lege Store, advising, counseling and tu-torial services close by.

Library improvements include:• Three new technology labs with col-

laborative media

• Upgrades to the collections in all for-mats

• Improved wireless access and newcomputers throughout the Library

• A new laptop and digital recordingequipment circulation program

• A single-access login to streamlineremote access and research

• An Education Technologist to ad-dress student questions

• Convenient new entrance

Study

Harcum’s academic majors are chosen carefully based on their viability in theworking world; now and in the future. Harcum’s Career and Transfer Services of-fice helps students align their major with their career goals. It provides regularlyupdated job boards online, workshops and career fairs, and personalized adviceon career choices. Harcum’s academic majors include eight of the nation’s fastest-growing career opportunities, as selected by U.S. News and World Report for 2012.These include nursing, physical and occupational therapy, medical laboratorytechnician, accounting and social work.

Careers at HarcumFounded in 1915, the “College of Possibilities” strives to help every studentdiscover and nurture those skills that open up life’s possibilities, and pro-vide an array of career choices.

Located in Bryn Mawr on Philadelphia’s historic and beautiful Main Line,Harcum offers a rich and varied residential college experience for studentsfrom the Philadelphia region and many foreign nations. With over 20 asso-ciate degree and certificate programs, and majors in business, human serv-ices and the health professions, Harcum combines the same range ofprograms offered by many Pennsylvania four-year institutions, but at anassociate-degree college price.

Harcum is designed for motivated men and women who seek new possi-bilities and are attracted to Harcum’s unique mix of practical career educa-tion, hands-on internships and clinical experiences, and personal attentionand support from faculty, In this way, Harcum still follows the path blazedby Harcum’s founder Edith Hatcher, who created the school to help stu-dents expand upon their individual skills and talents while providing astrong academic program.

In 1956, Pennsylvania granted Harcum permission to be the first college inthe Commonwealth’s history to confer the Associate of Arts and the Asso-ciate of Science degrees. The College officially became co-educational in2003.

Harcum’s majors are offered through four fully-accredited academic cen-ters: Allied Health, Business and Professional Studies, Social Sciences andContinuing Studies.

Why Harcum College

FIND YOURHOPE, CHERISHIT AND SETABOUT ACTIVELYREALIZING IT.Grapple early with your fears;face them from the beginning.Try to live a life of usefulnessand action.

Look about you: see plan inwhat seems a chaotic world;find generosity and tolerancewhere you are led to believethere is selfishness and bigotry;then be generous and tolerantyourself.

– Edith Hatcher Harcum, co-founder of Harcum College

Application materials can be sent to Harcum’s Admissions Of-fice, or brought to an Open House or high school college fair.You can also register online at www.harcum.edu by clickingon the “Apply Now” box on the upper right side of the Har-cum homepage.

You can get started right now! Most applications to Harcumare reviewed through continuous “rolling admissions.”

Meet with an Admissions Associate and get advice and helpwith planning your Harcum education. Call 610.525.4100 oremail enroll@harcum.edu

General application materials must include:• A completed Application

• Official High School Transcript

• Official College Transcripts (if applicable)

• Written Essay

• SAT or ACT Scores

• TOEFL Scores (for international students)

• Letter of Recommendation (2 for Nursing only) - Resume(for Nursing only)

Adult students may submit a resume to outline work experi-ence. Additional application requirements may apply, pleasecheck with the Admissions Office.

Harcum College is an equal opportunity institution and, assuch, does not discriminate in its educational and employmentpractices with regard to race, color, religion, gender, nationalorigin, ancestry, age, disability, sexual orientation, applicableveteran status or any other legally protected classification.

The College also complies with all federal and state nondis-crimination, equal opportunity and affirmative action laws, or-ders and regulations.

How to Apply

www.harcum.edu610.525.4100

T H E C O L L E G E O F P O S S I B I L I T I E S

Paying for college should be a partnership between students and their families,the state and federal governments, and the college. Working together, this part-nership will make it financially feasible for students to prepare for successful ca-reers.

Chances of getting financial aid are promising!

According to the latest report submitted to the U.S. Department of Education forFall 2010, 97% of first time freshman received some type of financial aid and 95%received some form of grant assistance. Each student's financial situation is indi-vidually assessed and awards are made on the basis of financial need, academicmerit, and some for a combination of the two.

Acceptance to Harcum College Students do not have to be accepted to Harcum beforeapplying for financial aid. However, students must beaccepted before a financial aid award will be deter-mined.

Students are strongly urged to file a Free Application forFederal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible. Har-cum cannot offer any need-based financial aid if you donot submit a FAFSA.

OptionsHarcum students have several options for financial aid.

• Scholarships and grants are available. These may bebased on academic merit, financial need, or both.These awards are considered “gift aid” and do notneed to be repaid by the student.

• Student loans are a form of financial aid that requiresrepayment of the funds received, usually with interest.Some loans may be in either the student's or the par-ent's name.

Alternative loans are offered by banks or lending institu-tions to help students and parents bridge the gap be-tween the cost of education and the amount of financialaid received. These are private supplemental loans thatare NOT guaranteed by the federal government.

Student Employment is funding that a student earns witha job, typically on campus. As part of their financial aidaward, students receive funds through the Federal Work-Study Program.

Go to www.harcum.edu and click on “Admissions andFinancial Aid” at the top of the page, or call610.526.6098.

How to Pay for CollegeHarcum students have many possibilities for activities, fun and involvementin campus life and the community during their time at Harcum. Pitch a goodidea for a new club – we’re listening. The choices are only limited by timeand your own imagination!

The College has over a dozen clubs and organizations, including:• Dental Assisting Club

• Fashion Club

• Student Nurses’ Association of Pennsylvania

• Harcum Association for the Education of Young Children

• Organization of Animal Technician Students

• Student American Dental Hygienist Association

• Honor Societies:• Phi Theta Kappa• Lambda Nu• Chi Alpha Epsilon

• The Student Government Association (SGA) is Harcum’s official studentgovernmental organization and represents student concerns to the Collegeadministration.

Harcum has two residence halls which provide convenient suite-style rooms(doubles and singles) for 300 residential students.

The surrounding communities of Bryn Mawr, Haverford and Radnor havesix other colleges and universities, a wide variety of possibilities in shop-ping, dining, music and other pastimes. Philadelphia, with its world-famoushistory, culture, restaurants, clubs and championship sports teams is twentyminutes away by commuter rail, with a station located right next to the Har-cum campus.

Harcum intercollegiate sports in AACJC Division I and II include men’s andwomen’s basketball,; women’s volleyball and soccer; track and field.

For more information on Harcum clubs and sports, go to http://www.facebook.com/HarcumCollege and check out what’s going on.

Student Life at HarcumCenter for Allied Health SciencesAllied Health Science

Animal Center Management

Dental Assisting

Expanded Functions DentalAssisting(EFDA)

Dental Hygiene

Histotechnician

Medical Laboratory Technician

Neurodiagnostic Technology

Nursing

Occupational Therapy Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant

Radiologic Technology

Veterinary Technology

Center for Business and Professional StudiesBusiness Administration

Entrepreneurship

International Business

Fashion Design

Interior Design

Retail Merchandising

Sports Management

Center for Social SciencesLaw and Justice

Early Childhood Education

Human Services

Leadership

General Studies

*Harcum’s programs in clinicallaboratory science, occupationaltherapy assistant and early childhoodeducation were singled out forpraise by the National AccreditingAgency for Clinical LaboratorySciences, the AccreditationCouncil for Occupational TherapyEducation (ACOTE) and theNational Association for theEducation of Young Children(NAEYC).

Academics

Harcum’s Charles H.Trout Library wascompletely remodeled in 2012, a $1.2million project that transformed it intoa state-of-the-art academic library thatfocuses on student needs. The new Li-brary is the heart of the Harcum cam-pus, surrounded by the mainclassrooms, laboratories, with the Col-lege Store, advising, counseling and tu-torial services close by.

Library improvements include:• Three new technology labs with col-

laborative media

• Upgrades to the collections in all for-mats

• Improved wireless access and newcomputers throughout the Library

• A new laptop and digital recordingequipment circulation program

• A single-access login to streamlineremote access and research

• An Education Technologist to ad-dress student questions

• Convenient new entrance

Study

Harcum’s academic majors are chosen carefully based on their viability in theworking world; now and in the future. Harcum’s Career and Transfer Services of-fice helps students align their major with their career goals. It provides regularlyupdated job boards online, workshops and career fairs, and personalized adviceon career choices. Harcum’s academic majors include eight of the nation’s fastest-growing career opportunities, as selected by U.S. News and World Report for 2012.These include nursing, physical and occupational therapy, medical laboratorytechnician, accounting and social work.

Careers at HarcumFounded in 1915, the “College of Possibilities” strives to help every studentdiscover and nurture those skills that open up life’s possibilities, and pro-vide an array of career choices.

Located in Bryn Mawr on Philadelphia’s historic and beautiful Main Line,Harcum offers a rich and varied residential college experience for studentsfrom the Philadelphia region and many foreign nations. With over 20 asso-ciate degree and certificate programs, and majors in business, human serv-ices and the health professions, Harcum combines the same range ofprograms offered by many Pennsylvania four-year institutions, but at anassociate-degree college price.

Harcum is designed for motivated men and women who seek new possi-bilities and are attracted to Harcum’s unique mix of practical career educa-tion, hands-on internships and clinical experiences, and personal attentionand support from faculty, In this way, Harcum still follows the path blazedby Harcum’s founder Edith Hatcher, who created the school to help stu-dents expand upon their individual skills and talents while providing astrong academic program.

In 1956, Pennsylvania granted Harcum permission to be the first college inthe Commonwealth’s history to confer the Associate of Arts and the Asso-ciate of Science degrees. The College officially became co-educational in2003.

Harcum’s majors are offered through four fully-accredited academic cen-ters: Allied Health, Business and Professional Studies, Social Sciences andContinuing Studies.

Why Harcum College

FIND YOURHOPE, CHERISHIT AND SETABOUT ACTIVELYREALIZING IT.Grapple early with your fears;face them from the beginning.Try to live a life of usefulnessand action.

Look about you: see plan inwhat seems a chaotic world;find generosity and tolerancewhere you are led to believethere is selfishness and bigotry;then be generous and tolerantyourself.

– Edith Hatcher Harcum, co-founder of Harcum College

Application materials can be sent to Harcum’s Admissions Of-fice, or brought to an Open House or high school college fair.You can also register online at www.harcum.edu by clickingon the “Apply Now” box on the upper right side of the Har-cum homepage.

You can get started right now! Most applications to Harcumare reviewed through continuous “rolling admissions.”

Meet with an Admissions Associate and get advice and helpwith planning your Harcum education. Call 610.525.4100 oremail enroll@harcum.edu

General application materials must include:• A completed Application

• Official High School Transcript

• Official College Transcripts (if applicable)

• Written Essay

• SAT or ACT Scores

• TOEFL Scores (for international students)

• Letter of Recommendation (2 for Nursing only) - Resume(for Nursing only)

Adult students may submit a resume to outline work experi-ence. Additional application requirements may apply, pleasecheck with the Admissions Office.

Harcum College is an equal opportunity institution and, assuch, does not discriminate in its educational and employmentpractices with regard to race, color, religion, gender, nationalorigin, ancestry, age, disability, sexual orientation, applicableveteran status or any other legally protected classification.

The College also complies with all federal and state nondis-crimination, equal opportunity and affirmative action laws, or-ders and regulations.

How to Apply

www.harcum.edu610.525.4100

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Paying for college should be a partnership between students and their families,the state and federal governments, and the college. Working together, this part-nership will make it financially feasible for students to prepare for successful ca-reers.

Chances of getting financial aid are promising!

According to the latest report submitted to the U.S. Department of Education forFall 2010, 97% of first time freshman received some type of financial aid and 95%received some form of grant assistance. Each student's financial situation is indi-vidually assessed and awards are made on the basis of financial need, academicmerit, and some for a combination of the two.

Acceptance to Harcum College Students do not have to be accepted to Harcum beforeapplying for financial aid. However, students must beaccepted before a financial aid award will be deter-mined.

Students are strongly urged to file a Free Application forFederal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible. Har-cum cannot offer any need-based financial aid if you donot submit a FAFSA.

OptionsHarcum students have several options for financial aid.

• Scholarships and grants are available. These may bebased on academic merit, financial need, or both.These awards are considered “gift aid” and do notneed to be repaid by the student.

• Student loans are a form of financial aid that requiresrepayment of the funds received, usually with interest.Some loans may be in either the student's or the par-ent's name.

Alternative loans are offered by banks or lending institu-tions to help students and parents bridge the gap be-tween the cost of education and the amount of financialaid received. These are private supplemental loans thatare NOT guaranteed by the federal government.

Student Employment is funding that a student earns witha job, typically on campus. As part of their financial aidaward, students receive funds through the Federal Work-Study Program.

Go to www.harcum.edu and click on “Admissions andFinancial Aid” at the top of the page, or call610.526.6098.

How to Pay for CollegeHarcum students have many possibilities for activities, fun and involvementin campus life and the community during their time at Harcum. Pitch a goodidea for a new club – we’re listening. The choices are only limited by timeand your own imagination!

The College has over a dozen clubs and organizations, including:• Dental Assisting Club

• Fashion Club

• Student Nurses’ Association of Pennsylvania

• Harcum Association for the Education of Young Children

• Organization of Animal Technician Students

• Student American Dental Hygienist Association

• Honor Societies:• Phi Theta Kappa• Lambda Nu• Chi Alpha Epsilon

• The Student Government Association (SGA) is Harcum’s official studentgovernmental organization and represents student concerns to the Collegeadministration.

Harcum has two residence halls which provide convenient suite-style rooms(doubles and singles) for 300 residential students.

The surrounding communities of Bryn Mawr, Haverford and Radnor havesix other colleges and universities, a wide variety of possibilities in shop-ping, dining, music and other pastimes. Philadelphia, with its world-famoushistory, culture, restaurants, clubs and championship sports teams is twentyminutes away by commuter rail, with a station located right next to the Har-cum campus.

Harcum intercollegiate sports in AACJC Division I and II include men’s andwomen’s basketball,; women’s volleyball and soccer; track and field.

For more information on Harcum clubs and sports, go to http://www.facebook.com/HarcumCollege and check out what’s going on.

Student Life at HarcumCenter for Allied Health SciencesAllied Health Science

Animal Center Management

Dental Assisting

Expanded Functions DentalAssisting(EFDA)

Dental Hygiene

Histotechnician

Medical Laboratory Technician

Neurodiagnostic Technology

Nursing

Occupational Therapy Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant

Radiologic Technology

Veterinary Technology

Center for Business and Professional StudiesBusiness Administration

Entrepreneurship

International Business

Fashion Design

Interior Design

Retail Merchandising

Sports Management

Center for Social SciencesLaw and Justice

Early Childhood Education

Human Services

Leadership

General Studies

*Harcum’s programs in clinicallaboratory science, occupationaltherapy assistant and early childhoodeducation were singled out forpraise by the National AccreditingAgency for Clinical LaboratorySciences, the AccreditationCouncil for Occupational TherapyEducation (ACOTE) and theNational Association for theEducation of Young Children(NAEYC).

Academics

Harcum’s Charles H.Trout Library wascompletely remodeled in 2012, a $1.2million project that transformed it intoa state-of-the-art academic library thatfocuses on student needs. The new Li-brary is the heart of the Harcum cam-pus, surrounded by the mainclassrooms, laboratories, with the Col-lege Store, advising, counseling and tu-torial services close by.

Library improvements include:• Three new technology labs with col-

laborative media

• Upgrades to the collections in all for-mats

• Improved wireless access and newcomputers throughout the Library

• A new laptop and digital recordingequipment circulation program

• A single-access login to streamlineremote access and research

• An Education Technologist to ad-dress student questions

• Convenient new entrance

Study

Harcum’s academic majors are chosen carefully based on their viability in theworking world; now and in the future. Harcum’s Career and Transfer Services of-fice helps students align their major with their career goals. It provides regularlyupdated job boards online, workshops and career fairs, and personalized adviceon career choices. Harcum’s academic majors include eight of the nation’s fastest-growing career opportunities, as selected by U.S. News and World Report for 2012.These include nursing, physical and occupational therapy, medical laboratorytechnician, accounting and social work.

Careers at HarcumFounded in 1915, the “College of Possibilities” strives to help every studentdiscover and nurture those skills that open up life’s possibilities, and pro-vide an array of career choices.

Located in Bryn Mawr on Philadelphia’s historic and beautiful Main Line,Harcum offers a rich and varied residential college experience for studentsfrom the Philadelphia region and many foreign nations. With over 20 asso-ciate degree and certificate programs, and majors in business, human serv-ices and the health professions, Harcum combines the same range ofprograms offered by many Pennsylvania four-year institutions, but at anassociate-degree college price.

Harcum is designed for motivated men and women who seek new possi-bilities and are attracted to Harcum’s unique mix of practical career educa-tion, hands-on internships and clinical experiences, and personal attentionand support from faculty, In this way, Harcum still follows the path blazedby Harcum’s founder Edith Hatcher, who created the school to help stu-dents expand upon their individual skills and talents while providing astrong academic program.

In 1956, Pennsylvania granted Harcum permission to be the first college inthe Commonwealth’s history to confer the Associate of Arts and the Asso-ciate of Science degrees. The College officially became co-educational in2003.

Harcum’s majors are offered through four fully-accredited academic cen-ters: Allied Health, Business and Professional Studies, Social Sciences andContinuing Studies.

Why Harcum College

FIND YOURHOPE, CHERISHIT AND SETABOUT ACTIVELYREALIZING IT.Grapple early with your fears;face them from the beginning.Try to live a life of usefulnessand action.

Look about you: see plan inwhat seems a chaotic world;find generosity and tolerancewhere you are led to believethere is selfishness and bigotry;then be generous and tolerantyourself.

– Edith Hatcher Harcum, co-founder of Harcum College

Application materials can be sent to Harcum’s Admissions Of-fice, or brought to an Open House or high school college fair.You can also register online at www.harcum.edu by clickingon the “Apply Now” box on the upper right side of the Har-cum homepage.

You can get started right now! Most applications to Harcumare reviewed through continuous “rolling admissions.”

Meet with an Admissions Associate and get advice and helpwith planning your Harcum education. Call 610.525.4100 oremail enroll@harcum.edu

General application materials must include:• A completed Application

• Official High School Transcript

• Official College Transcripts (if applicable)

• Written Essay

• SAT or ACT Scores

• TOEFL Scores (for international students)

• Letter of Recommendation (2 for Nursing only) - Resume(for Nursing only)

Adult students may submit a resume to outline work experi-ence. Additional application requirements may apply, pleasecheck with the Admissions Office.

Harcum College is an equal opportunity institution and, assuch, does not discriminate in its educational and employmentpractices with regard to race, color, religion, gender, nationalorigin, ancestry, age, disability, sexual orientation, applicableveteran status or any other legally protected classification.

The College also complies with all federal and state nondis-crimination, equal opportunity and affirmative action laws, or-ders and regulations.

How to Apply

www.harcum.edu610.525.4100

T H E C O L L E G E O F P O S S I B I L I T I E S

Paying for college should be a partnership between students and their families,the state and federal governments, and the college. Working together, this part-nership will make it financially feasible for students to prepare for successful ca-reers.

Chances of getting financial aid are promising!

According to the latest report submitted to the U.S. Department of Education forFall 2010, 97% of first time freshman received some type of financial aid and 95%received some form of grant assistance. Each student's financial situation is indi-vidually assessed and awards are made on the basis of financial need, academicmerit, and some for a combination of the two.

Acceptance to Harcum College Students do not have to be accepted to Harcum beforeapplying for financial aid. However, students must beaccepted before a financial aid award will be deter-mined.

Students are strongly urged to file a Free Application forFederal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible. Har-cum cannot offer any need-based financial aid if you donot submit a FAFSA.

OptionsHarcum students have several options for financial aid.

• Scholarships and grants are available. These may bebased on academic merit, financial need, or both.These awards are considered “gift aid” and do notneed to be repaid by the student.

• Student loans are a form of financial aid that requiresrepayment of the funds received, usually with interest.Some loans may be in either the student's or the par-ent's name.

Alternative loans are offered by banks or lending institu-tions to help students and parents bridge the gap be-tween the cost of education and the amount of financialaid received. These are private supplemental loans thatare NOT guaranteed by the federal government.

Student Employment is funding that a student earns witha job, typically on campus. As part of their financial aidaward, students receive funds through the Federal Work-Study Program.

Go to www.harcum.edu and click on “Admissions andFinancial Aid” at the top of the page, or call610.526.6098.

How to Pay for CollegeHarcum students have many possibilities for activities, fun and involvementin campus life and the community during their time at Harcum. Pitch a goodidea for a new club – we’re listening. The choices are only limited by timeand your own imagination!

The College has over a dozen clubs and organizations, including:• Dental Assisting Club

• Fashion Club

• Student Nurses’ Association of Pennsylvania

• Harcum Association for the Education of Young Children

• Organization of Animal Technician Students

• Student American Dental Hygienist Association

• Honor Societies:• Phi Theta Kappa• Lambda Nu• Chi Alpha Epsilon

• The Student Government Association (SGA) is Harcum’s official studentgovernmental organization and represents student concerns to the Collegeadministration.

Harcum has two residence halls which provide convenient suite-style rooms(doubles and singles) for 300 residential students.

The surrounding communities of Bryn Mawr, Haverford and Radnor havesix other colleges and universities, a wide variety of possibilities in shop-ping, dining, music and other pastimes. Philadelphia, with its world-famoushistory, culture, restaurants, clubs and championship sports teams is twentyminutes away by commuter rail, with a station located right next to the Har-cum campus.

Harcum intercollegiate sports in AACJC Division I and II include men’s andwomen’s basketball,; women’s volleyball and soccer; track and field.

For more information on Harcum clubs and sports, go to http://www.facebook.com/HarcumCollege and check out what’s going on.

Student Life at HarcumCenter for Allied Health SciencesAllied Health Science

Animal Center Management

Dental Assisting

Expanded Functions DentalAssisting(EFDA)

Dental Hygiene

Histotechnician

Medical Laboratory Technician

Neurodiagnostic Technology

Nursing

Occupational Therapy Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant

Radiologic Technology

Veterinary Technology

Center for Business and Professional StudiesBusiness Administration

Entrepreneurship

International Business

Fashion Design

Interior Design

Retail Merchandising

Sports Management

Center for Social SciencesLaw and Justice

Early Childhood Education

Human Services

Leadership

General Studies

*Harcum’s programs in clinicallaboratory science, occupationaltherapy assistant and early childhoodeducation were singled out forpraise by the National AccreditingAgency for Clinical LaboratorySciences, the AccreditationCouncil for Occupational TherapyEducation (ACOTE) and theNational Association for theEducation of Young Children(NAEYC).

Academics

Harcum’s Charles H.Trout Library wascompletely remodeled in 2012, a $1.2million project that transformed it intoa state-of-the-art academic library thatfocuses on student needs. The new Li-brary is the heart of the Harcum cam-pus, surrounded by the mainclassrooms, laboratories, with the Col-lege Store, advising, counseling and tu-torial services close by.

Library improvements include:• Three new technology labs with col-

laborative media

• Upgrades to the collections in all for-mats

• Improved wireless access and newcomputers throughout the Library

• A new laptop and digital recordingequipment circulation program

• A single-access login to streamlineremote access and research

• An Education Technologist to ad-dress student questions

• Convenient new entrance

Study

Harcum’s academic majors are chosen carefully based on their viability in theworking world; now and in the future. Harcum’s Career and Transfer Services of-fice helps students align their major with their career goals. It provides regularlyupdated job boards online, workshops and career fairs, and personalized adviceon career choices. Harcum’s academic majors include eight of the nation’s fastest-growing career opportunities, as selected by U.S. News and World Report for 2012.These include nursing, physical and occupational therapy, medical laboratorytechnician, accounting and social work.

Careers at HarcumFounded in 1915, the “College of Possibilities” strives to help every studentdiscover and nurture those skills that open up life’s possibilities, and pro-vide an array of career choices.

Located in Bryn Mawr on Philadelphia’s historic and beautiful Main Line,Harcum offers a rich and varied residential college experience for studentsfrom the Philadelphia region and many foreign nations. With over 20 asso-ciate degree and certificate programs, and majors in business, human serv-ices and the health professions, Harcum combines the same range ofprograms offered by many Pennsylvania four-year institutions, but at anassociate-degree college price.

Harcum is designed for motivated men and women who seek new possi-bilities and are attracted to Harcum’s unique mix of practical career educa-tion, hands-on internships and clinical experiences, and personal attentionand support from faculty, In this way, Harcum still follows the path blazedby Harcum’s founder Edith Hatcher, who created the school to help stu-dents expand upon their individual skills and talents while providing astrong academic program.

In 1956, Pennsylvania granted Harcum permission to be the first college inthe Commonwealth’s history to confer the Associate of Arts and the Asso-ciate of Science degrees. The College officially became co-educational in2003.

Harcum’s majors are offered through four fully-accredited academic cen-ters: Allied Health, Business and Professional Studies, Social Sciences andContinuing Studies.

Why Harcum College

FIND YOURHOPE, CHERISHIT AND SETABOUT ACTIVELYREALIZING IT.Grapple early with your fears;face them from the beginning.Try to live a life of usefulnessand action.

Look about you: see plan inwhat seems a chaotic world;find generosity and tolerancewhere you are led to believethere is selfishness and bigotry;then be generous and tolerantyourself.

– Edith Hatcher Harcum, co-founder of Harcum College

Application materials can be sent to Harcum’s Admissions Of-fice, or brought to an Open House or high school college fair.You can also register online at www.harcum.edu by clickingon the “Apply Now” box on the upper right side of the Har-cum homepage.

You can get started right now! Most applications to Harcumare reviewed through continuous “rolling admissions.”

Meet with an Admissions Associate and get advice and helpwith planning your Harcum education. Call 610.525.4100 oremail enroll@harcum.edu

General application materials must include:• A completed Application

• Official High School Transcript

• Official College Transcripts (if applicable)

• Written Essay

• SAT or ACT Scores

• TOEFL Scores (for international students)

• Letter of Recommendation (2 for Nursing only) - Resume(for Nursing only)

Adult students may submit a resume to outline work experi-ence. Additional application requirements may apply, pleasecheck with the Admissions Office.

Harcum College is an equal opportunity institution and, assuch, does not discriminate in its educational and employmentpractices with regard to race, color, religion, gender, nationalorigin, ancestry, age, disability, sexual orientation, applicableveteran status or any other legally protected classification.

The College also complies with all federal and state nondis-crimination, equal opportunity and affirmative action laws, or-ders and regulations.

How to Apply

www.harcum.edu610.525.4100

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WHO: Over 1,600 day and evening students at the historic Bryn Mawr campus and at partnership sitesthoughout southeastern Pennsylvania.

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ATHLETICS: Men’s and women’s basketball, AACJC Division I and II; women’s volleyball and soccer; track and field.

FACULTY: 40 full-time faculty members; 80 percent have advanced degrees, including 13 percent who hold doctorates.

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Alicia plans to graduate from Harcum with anassociate’s degree in Dental Assisting with EFDAcertification. She hopes to work as an EFDA in adental office after graduation. EFDA’s perform manyrestorative and preventive procedures in dentaloffices, and must be state certified to practice.

“I chose to attend Harcum because it was a schoolclose to home, and my personal hygienist spoke veryhighly of Harcum’s dental programs,” says Alicia. “Intalking to my dentist, it was also the college that hehighly recommended! I like how friendly and helpfulall of the staff and administrators are. I also like all ofthe activities that are offered to help give me a well-rounded education.”

ALICIAPESCATOREDental Assisting/Expanded Functions Dental Assisting (EFDA)

Hatfield, PA native Robert Schmilewske served in the U.S. Marine CorpsReserves for six years with two tours of duty in Iraq.

The North Penn High School graduate was discharged and living in Florida,taking classes in physical therapy assisting when he had to return toPennsylvania unexpectedly. Back home, Robert found that Harcum had thePTA program he wanted. Loving sports (particularly soccer, rugby andbasketball), he plans to go into sports rehabilitation as a career. “Harcum’sPTA program has prepared me well and it’s been an eye-openingexperience working at the clinical sites. I plan to transfer to one of Harcum’spartner colleges and go on to become a certified physical therapist.”

ROBERTSCHMILEWSKEPhysical Therapist Assistant

It was a natural decision for PFC Sara-Jo Fegley to serve her country, withgrandparents on both sides of her family who had served in the military anda personal desire to make her mark. But she also wanted to sharpen hermind.

In search of a career, right after high school the Allentown native joinedNational Civilian Community Corps (NCCC), also known as Americorps, andwas assigned to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) forhelping residents in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike and later with the NCCCas a certified tax preparer for the elderly in Oklahoma.

She found she liked making a contribution on both a local and nationallevel, and joined the Army National Guard in 2009. Trained in interrogationand ready for deployment in 2012, she learned that her deployment datewas moved back, and decided to take action on her goal of earning anassociate degree in criminal justice. Harcum had the program she wanted –an A.S. degree in law and justice with a flexible schedule. As aServicemembers Opportunity College (SOC), Harcum helps militarymembers by accepting credit for military training and experience, allowingreduced academic residency requirements and helping with transferringcredits. Sara-Jo will graduate in 2012.

“I wanted small classes and to be able to connect with faculty; and I’ve beenable to get both at Harcum. Everyone at Harcum – and I mean everyone –has been helpful and have worked with me to help me graduate this fall,”Sara-Jo said. “There’s a real spirit here of cooperation and commitment tothe students.” She plans to transfer to a local university to complete herbachelor’s degree.

SARA-JO FEGLEYLaw & Justice

Tasha came to Harcum because of the College’s academicreputation and small class sizes. Her career goals: become asocial worker specializing in veterans affairs, and start annonprofit organization to help young mothers andteenagers who are in trouble with the law. “One thing that Ilove about Harcum is the atmosphere,” says Tasha. “Whenyou come to Harcum it feels like home – and everyone islike family.”

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