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General Information215-345-1500
TypePrivate not-for-profit, 4-year or above
Awards OfferedDoctor's degree - research/scholarship, Less than one year certificate, One but less than two years certificate, Associate's degree, Bachelor's degree, Postbaccalaureate certificate, Master's degree
Campus SettingSuburb, Large
Campus HousingYes
Student Population 2,241 (1,962 undergraduate)
Student-to-Faculty Ratio15 to 1

Mission Statement

Delaware Valley University, located in picturesque Doylestown, Pa., is an independent, interdisciplinary college featuring individualized attention, small class sizes and an applied as well as theoretical approach to learning.

Founded in 1896, DelVal has grown from an agricultural school to an academically rigorous institution dedicated to the sciences and liberal arts. In the words of our founder, Joseph Krauskopf, we take “science with practice” seriously. Today, we use our more than one thousand acres of beautifully maintained land as a functional learning environment, creating a real-life, open-air classroom for many of our disciplines.
 
Students, faculty and staff energize one another to tackle the most important issues of our time, both in the classroom and in the real world with hands-on experiences. Our entire community cultivates inspiration, intelligence and imagination to motivate new thinking, debate new options and create new initiatives. Because of our 15:1 student-faculty ratio, there is no room for anonymity. Our faculty know our students by name, developing strong mentoring relationships with them.
 
DelVal offers more than 25 undergraduate majors in the life, physical and agricultural sciences, humanities and business; five master’s programs; and a variety of complementary adult education courses.
Special Learning Opportunities Religious Affiliation
Study abroad
Weekend/evening college
Teacher certification
Not applicable
Student Services Undergraduates registered as students with disabilities
Remedial service
Academic/career counseling service
Employment services for students
Placement services for completers
3 percent or less
Credit Accepted  
Dual credit
Advanced placement credits
 
Faculty and Graduate Assistants Full-timePart-time
Total Faculty 820
Instructional 820
Research and Public Service 00
Total Graduate Assistants -0
Instructional -0
Research and Public Service -0