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AccountingActuarial Studies (BS)Applied Physics (BS)Binary Engineering (BA/BS)BiologyBiology/ConservationBiology/Forestry & Environmental Mgt.Biology/Pre-DentalBiology/Pre-MedicalBiology/Pre-Occupational TherapyBiology/Pre-OptometryBiology/Pre-Physical TherapyBiology/Pre-Physician AssistantBiology/Pre-PodiatryBiology/Pre-VeterinaryBiology/Secondary EducationBusiness Admin./AdvertisingBusiness Admin./Culinary ArtsBusiness Admin./ Fashion & Retail Mgt.Business Admin./FinanceBusiness Admin./GeneralBusiness Admin./HR Business Admin./ Management Business Admin./Marketing

Business Admin./Mortuary ScienceBusiness CommunicationChemistryChemistry/ACS Certification (BS)Chemistry/Pre-DentalChemistry/Pre-MedicalChemistry/Pre-PharmacyChemistry/Secondary EducationCommercial ArtCommunication Sciences & Disorders (BA/BS)Communication Studies Computer ScienceCriminal Justice Studies Cytotechnology E-Commerce (BS) Early Childhood/Special EducationEnglish/Literature English/Secondary EducationEnglish/Writing Environmental Chemistry Environmental Science (BS)Fine ArtForensic AccountingGeneral Science/Secondary EducationHistoryInternational Business

MAJORS

89%CAMPUS LIFE

89% of students live on campus

100% of students receive a notebook computer

Guaranteed housing for 4 years

24 varsity athletic teams most at the NCAA Division III level

More than 50 student clubs and organizations

4 fraternities and 4 sororities

STUDENT BODY

1,1091,109 current students

46.5% Female53.5% Male

39% from states other than Pennsylvania

4% international students

13% minority students

Experience Commitment

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FINANCIAL SUPPORT

98%

More than 98% of students receive financial assistance

Transfer scholarships ranging from $3,000 to $10,500

Additional awards available for Phi Theta Kappa honors students

Competitive Thiel assistance makes the cost of your education affordable

ACADEMICS

13:1 student-to-faculty ratio

65% of classes have fewer than 20 students

113 faculty members

More than 60 majors, minors and areas of study

Internships beginning as early as second semester freshman year

Transfer students come to Thiel College for a variety of reasons. Some come from

larger schools and are seeking personal, individualized academic plans with frequent,

meaningful faculty interaction. Some students have completed an associate’s

degree program and want to finish their bachelor’s degree at a college known for

its commitment to academic excellence. Some even come from other small private

colleges because they realized that something was missing at their previous school.

The people here—faculty, staff, administrators and fellow students—make Thiel

unique. They are caring, supportive and will help you succeed in the classroom, on

the athletic field and in leadership roles in our many clubs and organizations, all while

preparing you for your future career and/or graduate school.

Submit your application for FREE today and view requirements at www.thiel.edu/admissions/transfer.

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Innovative academic and career advising • Opportunities to work alongside faculty members

conducting and presenting research • Numerous leadership opportunities in student

activities and organizations • A growing and vibrant Kenneth & Marianna Brown Dietrich

Honors Program • Generous transfer and Phi Theta Kappa scholarships • Co-curricular

transcripts and e-portfolios to showcase your accomplishments to future employers and

graduate schools • A great campus location–only 90 minutes from Cleveland, Erie and

Pittsburgh • Opportunities for service learning, study abroad and internships your first year

on campus are all a part of a comprehensive liberal arts education.

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Management Information Systems (BS)MathematicsMathematics/Secondary EducationMedia CommunicationMedical TechnologyMedicinal ChemistryNeuroscienceParish EducationPhilosophy

Physics/Secondary EducationPolitical SciencePolitical Science/Pre-LawPsychologyReligionSocial Studies/Secondary EducationSociologyTheology & Youth MinistryUndecided/ExploratoryWeb Development (BS)

AccountingBehavioral BiologyBiochemistryBusiness AdministrationChemistryChurch MusicCoaching Communication StudiesComputer ScienceEconomicsEnglishEnvironmental ChemistryEthicsFine ArtFood & Agricultural BiologyHistoryIndividualized MinorInternational Studies

Legal StudiesMathematicsMedia CommunicationMedical BiologyMusicParish EducationPerforming ArtsPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePre-Ministry PsychologyReligionSociologyTheatre ArtsWildlife BiologyWomen’s & Gender Studies

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Transfer Students

“I wasn’t fulfilled in my major [at my original college] and I transferred to Thiel College for the

neuroscience program. I learned quickly with the support of Thiel’s amazing faculty and staff

about the wonderful opportunities available to its students.

I joined the golf team and it immediately helped me meet others, kept me focused on

maintaining a healthy lifestyle and gave me an outlet. Thiel College has a positive outlook on

life and has high hopes of success for all of its students. The people at Thiel are very welcoming

and accepting and made it an easy transition.” — EMILY FRIEDRICH ’13

“I chose to attend Thiel because it’s close to home and I knew I would be successful here. What

I love about Thiel is that the campus is not too big. I went to a larger university right out of high

school and I felt like a snowflake in a winter storm. Students here can have personal attention

from the professors and not worry about just being an ID number they put a grade next to. I

would strongly advise any transfer student to take advantage of the resources provided at The

Learning Commons. Make time in your schedule to meet with your professors and get to know

things about them–and don’t be afraid to ask questions... someone will point you in the right

direction.” — ANTHONY HARVEY ’13