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Life Science Majors
Maybe you want to have your own medical practice. Maybe you want to find a cure for AIDS. Maybe you want to teach a new generation of students. Whatever your dream, you will find the means to achieve it at Philadelphia’s top colleges. There are so many different kinds of schools to choose from you are bound to find the perfect place to surpass all your expectations.
Here’s a sample of the diverse educational opportunities available to Life Science majors in Philadelphia:
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ARCADIA UNIVERSITY
(215) 572-2900
www.arcadia.edu
B RY N M AW R C O L L E G E
(610) 526-5000
www.brynmawr.edu
CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE
(215) 248-7000
www.chc.edu
C H E Y N E Y U N I V E R S I T Y O F P E N N S Y LVA N I A
(610) 399-2000
www.cheyney.edu
CURTIS INSTITUTE OF MUSIC
(215) 893-5252
www.curtis.edu
DREXEL UNIVERSITY
(215) 895-2000
www.drexel.edu
H AV E R F O R D C O L L E G E
(610) 896-1000
www.haverford.edu
LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
(215) 951-1000
www.lasalle.edu
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
(610) 932-8300
www.lincoln.edu
MOORE COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN
(215) 568-4515
www.moore.edu
P E N N S Y LVA N I A A C A D E M Y O F T H E F I N E A R T S
(215) 972-7600
www.pafa.edu
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
(215) 951-2700
www.philau.edu
SAINT JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY
(610) 660-1000
www.sju.edu
S WA R T H M O R E C O L L E G E
(610)328-8000
www.swarthmore.edu
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
(215) 204-7000
www.temple.edu
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY
(215) 955-6000
www.tju.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS
(215) 717-6000
www.uarts.edu
U N I V E R S I T Y O F P E N N S Y LVA N I A
(215) 898-5000
www.upenn.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE SCIENCES IN PHILADELPHIA
(215) 596-8800
www.usip.edu
V I L L A N O VA U N I V E R S I T Y
(610) 519-4500
www.villanova.edu
WIDENER UNIVERSITY
(610) 499-4000
www.widener.edu
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Imagine a place where institutions of higher education work together and join forces with cutting-edge industries. Imagine an education where learning extends far beyond the classroom, into hundreds of local hospitals, thriving biotechnology firms, and state-of-the-art research laboratories. It’s all right here, in Philadelphia.
WORLD-CLASS ARCHITECTURE
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DIANA PINLESS, Yardley, PA (3rd Year Medical Student)
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The region ranks third
professions and related degrees conferred. One out of every six doctors in the country was trained in Philadelphia. Pioneers and professors. Neurosurgeons and Nobel Prize winners. CEOs and inventors. It’s no wonder Philadelphia has long been the training grounds for America’s greatest
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THE COUNTRY’S OLDEST TEACHING HOSPITAL
number of health
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Diana gains valuable experience, similar to that of a first-year resident, during a rotation in NeuroOpthamology, her chosen field.
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graduates pioneered the use of the X-ray, helped identify the first colon cancer gene, invented ultrasound gels, discovered the existence of chromosomes and endorphins and founded six of the ten top pharmaceutical companies in the world. In short, this is where life begins.
W O R L D ’ S L E A D I N G P H A R M A C E U T I C A L C O M PA N Y
Philadelphia faculty and
MERCK & CO.
imagine Sophomore Tamara performs pre-clinical testing to determine the effect of drugs on plasma in the liver at Merck & Co. while fellow intern Shawn Gans works with scientists to prepare R&D budgets.
TAMARA GABRIEL, Elmont, NY (Bio Medical Engineering) & SHAWN GANS, Hazeltown, PA (Business Administration and Finance)
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Students in Philadelphia are creating medicinal compounds from plants, finding ways to lessen the impact of spinal cord injuries, exploring DNA recombination, designing synthetic anticancer and anti-AIDS drugs and joining forces with major industries and civic leaders to turn the region into “Nanotech Valley.” Everywhere you look, Philadelphia is pushing the envelope.
JORGE CARAVIA, San Diego, CA (MBA and Masters in Biotechnolog y)
creating the future.
In his second internship, Jorge works with scientists using Integral’s techniques to simplify the study of integral membrane proteins, molecules that comprise greater than 50% of existing drug targets.
( L - R ) ELIZABETH SEIDLER, Columbus, OH (Biolog y) , MARK JAVITCH, Omaha, NE (Finance) , MARGARET GROSS,
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Westport, CT (Pre-Medicine) , & BRENDEN GUNNEL, East Lansing, MI (Opera Performance)
Philadelphia’s Student Zones Rittenhouse Square
EASY ACCESS FROM CAMPUS
Drop by one of the square’s many great restaurants, cafés and bookstores for some of the best people watching in the city. South Street/ Penn’s Landing
South Street is eleven blocks of shops, galleries, restaurants and clubs. Penn’s Landing is a waterfront park that hosts more than seventy outdoor events and concerts each year. Fairmount Park
The nation’s largest landscaped city park. Rent bikes, boats or rollerblades, or relax along the river.
READING TERMINAL MARKET
Here, from the funky rhythms of South Street to the bustle of Reading Terminal Market to the buzz of the galleries and coffee shops in Old City, there’s never a dull moment. It’s a city that grooves to a thousand different beats.
Avenue of the Arts
“It’s Broadway on Broad Street.” More than 20 performing arts venues are located on this three-mile stretch.
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Students take a break from their studies at the famous Reading Terminal Market, filled with sights, sounds and aromas from around the world.
( L - R ) DINA PARISE, Howard Beach, NY (Marketing) , DARNELLE RADFORD, Philadelphia, PA (Multimedia and Web Design),
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Manayunk
Nestled along the banks of the Schuylkill, this 19th-century mill town has been reborn as the chic destination for young Philadelphians, thanks to one-of-akind boutiques and ultra-contemporary restaurants. Old City/ Historic District
In “America’s most historic square mile”. Check out the local arts scene where theater companies and art galleries now occupy the historic waterfront warehouses. University City
With more than 40,000 students in residence, this zone is fast becoming the Harvard Square of the Mid-Atlantic.
“ I R E A L LY L I K E T H E M A R K E T B E C A U S E I T I S S O C O N V E N I E N T, J U S T A F E W S U B W A Y S T O P S F R O M C A M P U S . Y O U C A N G E T A W H O L E R A N G E O F F O O D I N O N E P L A C E . ”
FIRST FRIDAY IN OLD CITY
BLACK LILLY AT THE FIVE SPOT
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CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
Diep, a senior, is learning translation skills in Pharmacogenomics— tailoring medicines to specific gene profiles of children at the worldrenowned Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
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The greater Philadelphia region is the second largest medical research and education center in the US. Seven of the city’s top ten employers are medical institutions. Eighty percent of America’s pharmaceutical firms, as well as eighty percent of the world’s major biotech companies, are located within a two-hour drive of the city. No where else gets you this connected.
DIEP VU, Dong Nai, Vietnam (Doctor of Pharmacy)
the world at your fingertips.
imagine Philadelphia. You provide the imagination, we’ll do the rest. As any first-year chemistry student knows, to create something great, all the right elements must come together. UNIVERSITY CITY
It’s the same with a college education. “The city has saved me from living in a campus bubble. It is so rich in culture and history that I love to get out of my dorm and explore!” -D.K., Accra, Ghana
So if you want to take full advantage of your college education, make sure the school you choose is near the action, where the adventure never ends and learning doesn’t come to a screeching halt at the campus gates.
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A successful college career comes from the perfect blend of on-campus learning and off-campus experiences. This means that class time and homework assignments must go hand-in-hand with internships at biotech labs, courses taken at other schools and volunteer work at local medical clinics. And that your social life should be supplemented by rock concerts, cheering on your favorite pro sports teams and enjoying sumptuous meals at ethnic restaurants.
Think about it this way: Who wants to go to school in a vacuum?
A successful college career comes from
No one. That’s why a Philadelphia education is second to none.
the perfect blend of on-campus learning and off-campus
There’s something special about this city. You can feel it in the state-of-the-art laboratories at the numerous biotechnology companies and pharmaceutical firms that call the region home. It’s in the
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air at every one of the 100-plus hospitals in the region. And you can hear it in the crowded clubs on South Street, the opulent music halls on the Avenue of the Arts, and in the roar of the fans at the Sixers games.
“Philly is not only big and beautiful but it also has real character. I like the free art exhibits at First Friday.” - K . S . , P o m e r o y, O H
It’s the combined power of 250,000 college students who call the region home, who live and learn and play and are the lifeblood of one of the country’s most exciting and inspiring centers of science, medicine and education.
There’s nowhere else like it in the world.
It other words, it’s a city that’s fueled by minds like yours.
Whether your tools are test tubes and Petri dishes or scalpels and stethoscopes, there’s no better place than Philadelphia to hone your skills. PHILADELPHIA 76 ERS
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This is a city that’s on the cutting edge of science and medicine. It boasts more than 100 hospitals, 150 research labs, five medical schools, eight
“As a Pre-med student, I have many opportunities to volunteer at Philly’s great hospitals.” -S.K., Bangalore, India
There are so many different institutions of higher learning in Philadelphia it truly feels like “one big campus.”
nursing schools, two dental schools, two pharmacy schools, the country’s number one children’s hospital, a school of veterinary medicine, an optometry school, and four specialty hospitals doing research in pediatrics, cancer treatment and ophthalmology. The region receives $2 billion annually in federal funding for biotechnology and pharmaceutical projects. And it’s all powered by the region’s thriving knowledge industry: a recent study found that 14 of the region’s 24 largest employers are research-intensive.
RODIN MUSEUM
The scenery in Philadelphia ranges from the shimmering glass towers of the financial district to the Rodin statues, and bike paths of Fairmount Park, the largest landscaped city park in the US. And it’s in the center of the East Coast’s medical corridor, perfectly situated between Washington, D.C. and New York City.
edge There are so many different institutions of higher learning in Philadelphia it truly feels like “one big campus.” Large research universities and intimate liberal arts colleges. Urban schools and suburban schools. Everywhere you look, there’s an endless array of guest speakers, special lectures, cultural events and sports.
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“College life is excellent. There are students everywhere, which makes us a big part of the city and its culture.” - I . P. , A t h e n s , G r e e c e
And it’s a city that’s constantly pushing the envelope. This is where microscopic machines will redefine medicine, chemistry and biology. Here classical science and computer science combine, leading to worlds never before imagined. And the birthplace of American medicine, home to the nation’s first hospital, medical school and college of pharmacy, is now exploring exciting new medical horizons, from robot and computer-aided surgery to complementary and alternative therapies.
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“Philadelphia is really accessible. The public transportation is inexpensive and the city is managable enough to travel most places by foot.” - K . F. , P r i n c e t o n , N J
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART
In Philadelphia, you don’t just graduate with a degree. You graduate with a career. In Philadelphia, students of medicine and pharmacy are busy finding new ways to fight everything from multiple sclerosis to malaria. Some are creating synthetic anticancer and antiAIDS drugs or producing medicinal compounds from plants. Others are helping patients regain their movement after spinal cord injuries. Still others are designing drug therapy regimens for clients or discovering new methods of preventing heart attacks and strokes. And since healthcare services employ 255,000 people in the region, there’s no shortage of top-tier employment for Philadelphia graduates. If your interest lies in biology or chemistry, there’s no need to look any further than Philadelphia. This is the type of place where students are helping to unlock the secrets of cloning and DNA recombination. Here you can find yourself working one-on-one with endangered animals in specially designed biodiversity labs or using industrial waste byproducts to clean up contaminated groundwater. Your studies may even take you to the beautiful coral reefs of Belize, the pine
If your interest lies in biology or chemistry, no need to look any further than Philadelphia.
imagine forests of the Pacific Northwest, or the great plains of Africa. And because Philadelphia research has been responsible for 3,214 biotech-related patents in the last decade, more than Boston or Washington, D.C., your research could end up launching a start-up. PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART
Resume builders. When it comes to world-class internship opportunities in Philadelphia, the list goes on and on.
This is not to say Philadelphia is all work and no play. KELLY DRIVE
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Atofina Chemicals. Centocor. Cephalon. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Christiana Care. The Cooper Health System. Crozer-Keystone Health System. DuPont. GlaxoSmithKline. Independence Blue Cross. Integral Molecular. Main Line Health. Mercy Health. Merck. Neose. Neuronyx. Quaker Chemical. Rohm and Haas. Tenet Hospital Group and West Jersey Health Systems. 3-Dimensional Pharmaceuticals. ViroPharma. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals. When it comes to world-class internship opportunities in Philadelphia, the list goes on and on.
“There are so many universities in Philadelphia it really enriches my college experience and the social life of the city.” -C.G., Brooklyn, NY
DAD VAIL REGATTA
THE FIVE SPOT
In fact, you’ll be hard pressed to find a place brimming with more ways to let loose, chill out, or get the adrenaline pumping than Philly.
worldThere’s always live music to be found at venues like the Electric Factory, the Khyber and the Tin Angel, and clubs like Brasil’s, the Five Spot and Shampoo keep you dancing all night long.
Philadelphia has become the home of America’s culinary renaissance, where master chefs prepare mouth-watering dishes in restaurants recognized worldwide. The city’s seven professional sports teams and "Big 5" NCAA basketball rivalry spells fandom heaven. And it’s never hard to find a place to ride your bike, go for a jog, or soak up some sun, since there are more public gardens here than anywhere else in North America.
Philadelphia’s home to 100 theater companies and even more museums, and boasts more Impressionist paintings than anywhere but Paris. Artists from far and wide flock to the city’s annual festivals, ranging from the Fringe Festival, a mind-bending celebration of genre-shattering art, to the Philadelphia Film Festival, where the next generation of Scorceses and Spielbergs showcase their stuff.
There’s always live music to be found at venues like the Electric Factory, the
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“Philadelphia gives me the whole East Coast experience. I’m right in between New York City, Washington, D.C. and the Jersey Shore... and Boston is relatively close.” - S . Y. , H i r o s h i m a , J a p a n
Angel, and clubs like
There’s no doubt about it. In Philadelphia, success is yours for the taking.
and Shampoo keep you dancing all
Unparalleled resources. Unimaginable academic opportunities. Unending excitement. It all adds up to an education that has to be experienced to be believed, an education that can only be found in one place. Imagine a city that’s driven by its quarter of a million college students. Imagine being immersed in a world of invention and inspiration and adventure. Imagine succeeding beyond your wildest dreams.
Imagine yourself in Philadelphia.
To find out more about programs in your field of interest, check out www.onebigcampus.com.
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Don’t just picture yourself in Philadelphia. Make it a reality. Discover first-hand all that Philadelphia has to offer. The colleges and universities listed to the right are waiting to hear from you – give them a call to find out more about their unique programs. And, of course, don’t forget to plan a trip to the Philadelphia-area schools that pique your interest. Call 877-88-PHILA or go to www.onebigcampus.com for trip planning assistance. And, while in Philadelphia, set aside time to experience the city: explore the museums, attend a symphony, meander through Fairmount Park – and
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University/College
Telephone
Online
ARCADIA UNIVERSITY
(215) 572-2900
www.arcadia.edu
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(610) 526-5000
www.brynmawr.edu
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(215) 248-7000
www.chc.edu
C H E Y N E Y U N I V E R S I T Y O F P E N N S Y LVA N I A
(610) 399-2000
www.cheyney.edu
CURTIS INSTITUTE OF MUSIC
(215) 893-5252
www.curtis.edu
DREXEL UNIVERSITY
(215) 895-2000
www.drexel.edu
H AV E R F O R D C O L L E G E
(610) 896-1000
www.haverford.edu
LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
(215) 951-1000
www.lasalle.edu
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
(610) 932-8300
www.lincoln.edu
MOORE COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN
(215) 568-4515
www.moore.edu
P E N N S Y LVA N I A A C A D E M Y O F T H E F I N E A R T S
(215) 972-7600
www.pafa.edu
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
(215) 951-2700
www.philau.edu
SAINT JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY
(610) 660-1000
www.sju.edu
S WA R T H M O R E C O L L E G E
(610)328-8000
www.swarthmore.edu
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
(215) 204-7000
www.temple.edu
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY
(215) 955-6000
www.tju.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS
(215) 717-6000
www.uarts.edu
U N I V E R S I T Y O F P E N N S Y LVA N I A
(215) 898-5000
www.upenn.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE SCIENCES IN PHILADELPHIA
(215) 596-8800
www.usip.edu
V I L L A N O VA U N I V E R S I T Y
(610) 519-4500
www.villanova.edu
WIDENER UNIVERSITY
(610) 499-4000
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imagine Imagine all the possibilities.
Life Science Majors
Maybe you want to have your own medical practice. Maybe you want to find a cure for AIDS. Maybe you want to teach a new generation of students. Whatever your dream, you will find the means to achieve it at Philadelphia’s top colleges. There are so many different kinds of schools to choose from you are bound to find the perfect place to surpass all your expectations.
Here’s a sample of the diverse educational opportunities available to Life Science majors in Philadelphia:
University/College
Telephone
Online
ARCADIA UNIVERSITY
(215) 572-2900
www.arcadia.edu
B RY N M AW R C O L L E G E
(610) 526-5000
www.brynmawr.edu
CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE
(215) 248-7000
www.chc.edu
C H E Y N E Y U N I V E R S I T Y O F P E N N S Y LVA N I A
(610) 399-2000
www.cheyney.edu
CURTIS INSTITUTE OF MUSIC
(215) 893-5252
www.curtis.edu
DREXEL UNIVERSITY
(215) 895-2000
www.drexel.edu
H AV E R F O R D C O L L E G E
(610) 896-1000
www.haverford.edu
LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
(215) 951-1000
www.lasalle.edu
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
(610) 932-8300
www.lincoln.edu
MOORE COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN
(215) 568-4515
www.moore.edu
P E N N S Y LVA N I A A C A D E M Y O F T H E F I N E A R T S
(215) 972-7600
www.pafa.edu
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
(215) 951-2700
www.philau.edu
SAINT JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY
(610) 660-1000
www.sju.edu
S WA R T H M O R E C O L L E G E
(610)328-8000
www.swarthmore.edu
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
(215) 204-7000
www.temple.edu
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY
(215) 955-6000
www.tju.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS
(215) 717-6000
www.uarts.edu
U N I V E R S I T Y O F P E N N S Y LVA N I A
(215) 898-5000
www.upenn.edu
UNIVERSITY OF THE SCIENCES IN PHILADELPHIA
(215) 596-8800
www.usip.edu
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(610) 519-4500
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