GET READY TO Millersville offers a world-class liberal arts education— one where our students make the most of their potential. You will sense it the first moment you visit campus. It’s the result of the commitment that our students, professors, coaches, counselors, advisors and alumni share. We believe that a good life begins with learning, that hard work leads to great things, and that caring for one another results in a better world. Our students have high expectations for themselves, and they thrive in a challenging academic environment, led by faculty committed to pushing the boundaries of learning. We invite you to take a closer look at Millersville University and discover the many ways we can help you go far in life!
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A BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS. A WELCOMING COMMUNITY. Millersville’s campus stretches over 250 scenic acres, graced by manicured lawns, towering oaks and pines, and our pond. Approximately 50 percent of Millersville’s campus grounds are maintained organically. It’s just one of the reasons why the University has earned a spot in the Princeton Review’s Guide to 353 Green Colleges. Just beyond campus are the rolling hills of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country. You’ll find a safe and warm community where “hellos” are comfortably exchanged and close friendships are easily formed. Want a larger city experience? Minutes away is the historic and vibrant city of Lancaster—a thriving business center and a hub of culture and entertainment with dozens of art venues, cafés, restaurants, shops and boutiques. An Amtrak train is also available in Lancaster, providing easy access to major city destinations, such as the Philadelphia Art Museum and Broadway in Manhattan.
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Alex “ Lancaster City has a lot of fun things to do. You can hear all kinds of music for free on Third Fridays. There are fireworks at Clipper Stadium, Central Market food vendors and all the unique shops along Queen Street. Plus, there’s the Fulton Theatre, with Student Rush tickets, and across the street is a great ice cream shop! Whatever you’re up for, it’s the perfect night out.”
n Located in downtown Lancaster, Millersville University’s Ware Center provides students with arts and cultural offerings. n Millersville University is located 11⁄2 hours from Philadelphia and Baltimore, 21⁄2 hours from Washington, D.C., and 3 hours from New York City. An Amtrak station is also located nearby in downtown Lancaster.
Alexandra
NEW YORK CITY 3 Hours
From Medford, NJ “ As an out-of-state student, I like the fact that this location gives me access to some of the Northeast’s greatest cultural centers—Baltimore, Philadelphia, D.C. and N.Y.C. To me that really adds to my learning and educational experience.”
PHILADELPHIA 1½ Hours
WASHINGTON, D.C. 2½ Hours
BALTIMORE 1½ Hours
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ACADEMICS: IN-DEPTH AND PERSONAL Millersville students have two big advantages: the resources of a large liberal arts university and the support of a caring, residential learning community. This means small, interactive classes, with an average class size of 25. A nationally recognized faculty, including acclaimed scientists, artists, writers, economists, educators and mathematicians. Hands-on learning opportunities within each academic program. Modern facilities with the latest equipment and technologies. Support and encouragement are everywhere at Millersville. If you have the drive to succeed, we’re firmly committed to providing the tools and opportunities you need to reach your goals. Among the highest-ranked public universities in Pennsylvania, Millersville is listed by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top public universities in the North.
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Christopher Hardy, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology
“ Plant science in the 21st century will be the preeminent contributor in our quest for sustainable foods, fibers, fuels and biodiversity conservation. As a regional center for exciting botanical study, Millersville is uniquely suited to ignite the intellect and inner botanist of its students.�
With our emphasis on the liberal arts, you’ll gain the skills that today’s employers value most and that are never obsolete: the ability to think critically, write effectively and speak persuasively. Paired with specific preparation for a wide range of careers, you’ll graduate ready to reach your professional goals. Choose from more than 100 programs of study, each of which has distinctive strengths: n Students in our education program have achieved an overall passing rate of 99 percent on the licensure tests needed for teaching certification. n Our nationally recognized Meteorology program boasts a state-of-the-art, 7,000-sq.-ft. facility, including the DeSouza Weather Station. n The Department of Computer Science is one of only seven nationally accredited undergraduate computer science programs in Pennsylvania. n The Broadcasting program operates two television studios, digital video and audio computer editing suites, multi-track audio recording facilities and a 24-station computer lab with multimedia software. Students get plenty of hands-on experience producing programming for the campus cable TV channel and its radio station. n The College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences’ investments in classroom technology, music, and the visual and performing arts are enhancing students’ learning experiences and preparing them for their future careers.
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PROFESSORS WHO GUIDE WITH REAL EXPERIENCE Millersville’s professors are recognized leaders in their fields. What does that mean for you? An accomplished geneticist will lead your genetics course. A published author will teach your English class. And an experienced therapist will teach you psychology. You’ll be developing relationships with expert professors, not teaching assistants. Millersville faculty members are passionate teachers who will challenge and support you. They will inspire in you a passion for learning and awaken in you a sense that anything is possible.
Dennis B. Downey, Ph.D. Professor of History and Director of the University Honors College
“ Every challenge is an opportunity. This is most apparent in the expanding opportunities for faculty-student collaborative research. Across campus, students apply theory and expand their knowledge base through hands-on research with faculty in the sciences, humanities, social sciences and the diverse fields of education. Such experiences are critical to professional development and success.”
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HONORS COLLEGE The Honors College is an unparalleled program specially designed to provide a challenging and enriching education for talented and motivated students across all majors who want to raise their academic and professional sights far beyond what they have imagined.
Students in the Honors College are able to participate in field school and study abroad experiences, such as this one, which was hosted in Bermuda.
As a community of scholars who live and learn together in Reighard Hall, the Honors College encourages interdisciplinary inquiry, research, community involvement, critical thinking, creative expression and constructive engagement. Through academic guidance and the support of faculty and student mentoring, students in the program become prepared for success in graduate school and the business world. The Honors College actively recruits students with combined SAT scores in Reading and Math of 1200 or higher and who are in the top 10% of their high school class. Since motivation, enthusiasm and commitment to learning are often better predictors of success in the program than test scores, all interested students are encouraged to apply—even those who do not meet the formal criteria. Learn more at www.millersville.edu/honorcollege
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LEARNING BY EXPERIENCE Want to work on projects that make a difference and gain experience that will give you an edge in your future career? At Millersville, you’ll learn theory in the classroom, and you’ll apply it in the “real” world. You’ll gain professional experience through internships—each year our students intern at more than 230 companies and organizations. Millersville students have participated in internships with a wide variety of employers, including: n Armstrong World Industries
n Philadelphia District Attorney’s office
n Capital BlueCross
n Philadelphia Zoo
n Clark Associates
n QVC, Inc.
n Clear Channel Radio— Philadelphia
n RR Donnelley & Sons Co.
n DuPont
n Schreiber Pediatric Rehab Center
n GlaxoSmithKline
n Turkey Hill Dairy
n Harley-Davidson
n United Way
n Hershey Entertainment & Resorts
n U.S. Department of State
n Lancaster Barnstormers n Morgan Stanley
n Volvo Powertrain North America
n National Aquarium
n WGAL-TV
n National Weather Service
n WXPN
n NBC Olympics n PEPSICO
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n Volunteer Adventure Corps
GLOBALLY INVOLVED You’ll have the opportunity to study abroad— our students travel to every corner of the world. With these experiences, you’ll broaden your perspective and grow as an individual. You’ll also acquire the skills, the maturity and the résumé that will attract employers and help you to stand out. Our global education program is a recognized leader among public universities in Pennsylvania. Partnering with institutions around the world, we’re able to send students to nearly any country for a summer, a semester or an entire year. These include: n Australia
nG ermany
n Chile
n J apan
n China
n Spain
n France
nU nited Kingdom
Students may also study at nonpartner programs with approval.
Janelle “ The biggest reason I want to study abroad is to improve my fluency in Spanish. I also have never left the United States, but have always wanted to travel, so studying abroad is the perfect opportunity for me to get travel experience while broadening my résumé.”
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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IS STEEPED IN OUR CULTURE The passion to lead and serve—to focus on others—will become a part of you. Every individual has the capacity for leadership, and we work to develop that potential in our students. We connect them to national civic leaders, as well as hands-on leadership initiatives ranging from urban revitalization, to sustainable agriculture, to health and nutrition imperatives. Tutoring children in city schools…working in a homeless shelter in New York City…conducting a food drive to fight hunger. During the past year, nearly 2,500 Millersville students participated in service-learning activities, providing more than 170,000 hours of service to the community. This commitment to service supplements classroom learning and leaves a powerful impression on each and every student.
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The Corporation for National and Community Service recognized Millersville with a place on the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service to America’s communities.
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LOVIN’ THE BLACK AND GOLD Serve as a Student Ambassador. Lead a fraternity. Compete on an intercollegiate athletic team. Write for our award-winning student newspaper. Participate in a leadership program. Pitch in on a community service project. Attend a concert. Join a club. DJ a radio show. Perform in a campus musical. Enjoy a Saturday Midnight Breakfast. Go crazy in the stands at a Marauders sports event. Play bass in a jazz band. Compete in intramural sports. Hang out with Miller and S’Ville—our campus swans. Scale a rock wall. Get cooking in our MU Iron Chef competition. At Millersville, there are so many ways to get involved, explore your interests and have fun. The level of student involvement outside of the classroom at Millersville is extraordinary, which is why we created the Student Involvement Transcript—an official record of each student’s activities, leadership experiences, accomplishments and contributions. It serves as an impressive supplement to our students’ résumés and academic transcripts when they apply for graduate school or employment.
Zach “ Here at Millersville, we just don’t talk about how great our community is; we experience it and live it throughout campus. With the support of the staff, I organized and managed an orientation program involving more than 2,000 incoming students. I am thankful to have so many opportunities to grow.”
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From musicians and radio personalities to industry experts and politicians, Millersville University is host to high-quality, nationally recognized performers and lecturers who will energize and inspire you. n Mac Miller, rapper and record producer n Ludacris, rapper and actor n Randi Zuckerberg, social media expert n Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist n Garrison Keillor, humorist and
radio personality n Temple Grandin, autistic activist
and educator n Jesse Jackson, civil rights activist n Bill Richardson, former governor
of New Mexico n Ailey II, dance company n Plena Libre, Puerto Rican band n Stephen A. Smith, ESPN analyst
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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS Looking to get more involved on Millersville’s campus? There are more than 150 clubs and organizations open to students who want to share their talents, improve upon professional skills, serve local and global communities or meet new people. Students also have the option of starting a new club based on their hobby or interests. ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL
n Graduate Social Work Organization (GSWO)
n Society on Latino Affairs (S.O.L.A.)
n Aesculapian Society (The Pre-Health Club)
n Graduate Student Organization (GSO)
n American Chemical Society – Millersville University Chapter (ACS)
n History Club at Millersville University
n Technology and Engineering Education Collegiate Association at Millersville University (TEECA @ MU)
n Honors College Student Association (HCSA)
GREEK LIFE
n American Meteorological Society (AMS)
n Submersible Research Team
n International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM)
n Alpha Sigma Alpha
n Kappa Delta Pi (Alpha Gamma Nu Chapter)
n Alpha Xi Delta
n MUTV99
n Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering (ATMAE)
n Delta Sigma Theta
n National Association for Music Education (NAfME, Collegiate Chapter 92)
n Delta Zeta
n Athletic Training Club (AT Club) n Biology Club at Millersville University
n American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) n Anthropology Club at Millersville University
n Alpha Sigma Tau n Chi Upsilon Sigma
n Black Student Union at Millersville University (BSU) n Friends of Advocates of Native Nations (FANN) n Middle Eastern Students Organization (MESO) n National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) n Silencing the Hate Planning Committee (STH) n Society on Latino Affairs (S.O.L.A.)
n Mu Sigma Upsilon
SERVICE & CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
n National Broadcasting Society (NBS)
n Sigma Gamma Rho
n Active Minds at Millersville University
n National Science Teachers Association
n Zeta Phi Beta
n Amnesty International (AI)
n Acacia
n Best Buddies
n National Society of Leadership & Success (NSLS)
n Alpha Phi Alpha
n Circle K at Millersville University
n Kappa Alpha Psi n Lambda Chi Alpha
n College Democrats of Millersville University
n Conestoga Club (CC@MU)
n Ocean Science Club at Millersville University (OSC)
n Delta Phi Eta (DPH)
n Phi Eta Sigma (PES)
n Early Childhood Organization (ECHO)
n Pre-Law Society of Millersville University of Pennsylvania
n Collegiate Middle Level Association of Millersville University (CMLA) n Color of Teaching Mentoring Program (CoT)
n Economics Society at Millersville University n ENACTUS n Entomology Club (Ent Club) n French Circle n Geography Club n Geology Club (GeoClub) n German Club of Millersville University of Pennsylvania (Deutschklub)
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n Psychology Club n Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) n Social Work Organization n Society of Physics Students (SPS) n Student Alumni Association n Student Business Association (SBA) n Student PSEA at Millersville University (SPSEA)
n Lambda Sigma Upsilon n Omega Psi Phi n Tau Kappa Epsilon n Sigma Tau Gamma n Phi Sigma Pi
MULTICULTURAL n African Student Association at Millersville University (ASA)
n College Republicans of Millersville University n Colleges Against Cancer (CAC) n Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) n Habitat For Humanity at Millersville University (Habitat) n Helping Paws of Millersville University
n Allies: the Gender and Sexuality Alliance at MU (GSA)
n Order of the Swans, Official Harry Potter Alliance Chapter at Millersville University
n Artists Rocking Together (A.R.T.)
n Phi Sigma Pi
n Asian and Friends Affiliation (AFA)
n Student Veterans Association
SPIRITUAL n Bible Campus Ministries (BCM) n College Bible Fellowship/Athletes Bible Fellowship (CBF/ABF) n Footprints Praise Dance Ministry n Gospel Choir at Millersville University n Hillel (MU Hillel) n InterVarsity Christian Fellowship (IV) n John Newman Association (JNA) n Muslim Student Association n Navigators (Navs) n Orthodox Christian Fellowship of Millersville University (OCF) n Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) n United Campus Ministry/Christians Open Minded (UCM/COM) n University Christian Fellowship (UCF)
SPORTS & LEISURE n AniMu: The Anime and Video Club at Millersville University n Badminton Club of Millersville (BCOM)
n Basketball n Club Soccer at Millersville (MUCS) n Club Sport Council n Coed Inner Tube Water Polo n Commuting Students Association n Competitive Bowling Club at Millersville University
n Cycling at Millersville University n Dance Team (MUDT)
n Dodgeball n Equestrian Club n Essence n Expressions Dance n Fencing Guild (FG) n Field Hockey n Flag Football n F.U.S.I.O.N Step Team n Ice Hockey Club n Marauder Chess n Martial Arts Club at Millersville University (MUMA)
n Men’s Club Lacrosse n Men’s Club Volleyball n Men’s Rugby Club at Millersville University
n Moose Ultimate (Frisbee) n On the Edge of Honour (O.E.H.) n Poker Tournament n Roller Hockey (MURH) n Running Club of Millersville University (Run MU)
n Sand Volleyball n Soccer – Indoor & Outdoor n Social Bowling Club n Softball n Street Hockey n Table Tennis Club at Millersville University
n Tennis n The Magic Players of Millersville
n Ville Sports Officials Association (VSOA)
n Volleyball n Water Polo n Women’s Rugby (MUWRC)
UNIVERSITY SPONSORED n The Snapper n Student Senate n University Activities Board n WIXQ 91.7 FM (WIXQ)
ADDITIONAL CLUBS n All Campus Musical Organization (ACMO)
n American Choral Directors Association (ACDA)
n Art Club at Millersville University n Citamard Players (Citamard) (Academic)
n College Life (CL) n Command Creativity: Graphic & Interactive Design Club (CMD-C)
n Jewelry and Metal Arts Guild (Metals Guild)
n Marauder Graphics (MGC) n Marauder Music Productions (MMP) n Marching Band (“Marauder” Marching Band)
n Millersville Concerned Men (MCM) n Millersville Concerned Women (MCW)
n Millersville Mentoring Alliance Program (MMAP)
n Slip & Score Society (Ceramics) n Sport Management Student Association at Millersville University (SMSA)
n Student Veterans Association (Student Veterans of America/SVA)
n The Philosophical Society (MUPS) n Ville After Dark n Ville Sports Officials Association (VSOA)
n Young Americans for Liberty (YAL)
n Computer Science Club at Millersville University (CSCMU)
n Council of Musical Organizations (C.O.M.O.)
n Creative Writers Guild (CWG) n English Club at Millersville University (English Club)
n Fashion at Heart at Millersville University (FAH)
n Film Club
(Planeswalkers)
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A CULTURE OF CREATIVITY, ENGAGEMENT AND INNOVATION Each year, students produce three main-stage theatrical shows, as well as several one-act plays and staged readings. We even have a professional costume shop on campus, home to the famous Loeb Costume Collection. Love music? Make your own at Millersville. Choose from a dozen ensembles, including orchestra, concert bands, jazz bands, various choirs and chorus organizations, marching band and even a West African dance and drum ensemble. MUTV is Millersville’s on-campus cable station, giving you the hands-on opportunity to write, direct, produce or star in productions.
Tony Elliot
Associate Professor, Communication & Theatre “ Theatre is the place where all of the arts come together…literature, music, dance and the visual arts. It’s all there in a theatre production. At Millersville, we welcome students from all majors to participate in our shows, and we challenge and engage our audiences with every new project.”
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Millersville University’s Winter Visual and Performing Arts Center brings the arts together and provides a focused approach to the importance of creativity, innovation and engagement for students and the community. Using state-of-the-art technology, the Winter Center provides the optimal experience in education and entertainment. Among its features are a professional recording studio, a one-of-a-kind piano lab, art galleries and a dance studio, plus concert, performance and recital halls with world-class acoustics. Exhibiting student artwork is part of the experience at Millersville. There are numerous galleries throughout campus, including one dedicated to showing student work. Whether it is oil painting, sculpture or jewelry making, inspiration is encouraged. In nearby Lancaster, students can explore the cultural offerings featured at Millersville University’s Ware Center or visit more than 70 arts venues, including Gallery Row, which showcases the work of many successful artist alumni from Millersville.
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HOUSING AND DINING THAT WILL MAKE YOU FEEL AT HOME Construction is under way on eight new halls to provide an innovative living/learning environment for students. The choices range from joint bedrooms, with no more than two residents sharing a bathroom, to fully furnished suites that include a living room and private bedrooms. Also featured in the halls are large study areas, game rooms, Wi-Fi throughout and a smart laundry facility, where students can monitor the progress of their wash/dry cycles online. Freshmen and sophomores who are not commuting live on campus in residence halls, which are coed by wings/floors. Suite-style housing halls are also available.
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Greg Willet Photography
FEELING SAFE AND SECURE… Student safety and security are always a top priority of the Millersville University Police Department. Important campus security features include electronic card access, peripheral door alarms, fire alarms, smoke detection, sprinkler system, emergency blue phones/push stations, mass notification alert system, siren system, the MU Alert (text message system) and the campus Threat Assessment Team. So it is no surprise that, in a campus survey, more than 90 percent of our students indicated they feel safe on campus.
Gregg Willett Photography
…TO WELL-FED AND HEALTHY Rushing from class to class will build up your appetite quickly. That’s why there are eight dining facilities conveniently located throughout campus. From buffet-style dining halls, like The Upper Deck, to the deli-style speed and convenience of The Galley, you can be sure of a great meal to suit your unique tastes and busy schedule. n Nutritious, tastefully prepared meals
are designed to meet a wide range of dietary requirements. n Choice of eight meal plans allows students to
determine the right option that suits them. n Wide range of service hours.
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GO MARAUDERS!
Marauders care just as much about the community as they do about winning. They raise money to benefit Make-A-Wish, mentor young athletes and host “Parents Night Out, Sports Spectacular,” where parents can enjoy a night out while their kids have fun with Millersville athletes.
Millersville fields 19 varsity intercollegiate athletic teams that compete at the NCAA Division II level as part of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). The Marauders have a proud winning tradition, having achieved many conference and national championships. Our student-athletes are also ranked #1 in the PSAC for academic excellence. For the sixth straight year, more than 100 Millersville athletes—from football, to field hockey, to tennis—were designated as Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Scholar-Athletes. DIVISION II ATHLETICS Men’s
Women’s
n Baseball
n Basketball
n Basketball
n Cross Country
n Football
n Field Hockey
n Golf
n Golf
n Soccer
n Lacrosse
n Tennis
n Soccer
n Wrestling
n Softball n Swimming n Tennis n Track and Field—
Indoor & Outdoor n Volleyball Cheering our football and basketball teams on to victory, Millersville University’s cheerleaders are also raising spirits through their support of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
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2014 FIELD HOCKEY
NATIONAL
CHAMPS
Intramural and club sports are a vital part of life at Millersville, as many of our students compete in leagues and one-day tournaments. INTRAMURAL SPORTS n Badminton n Basketball n Coed Inner Tube Water Polo n Dodgeball n Field Hockey n Flag Football n Poker Tournament n Sand Volleyball n Soccer—Indoor & Outdoor n Softball n Tennis n Volleyball n Wii Tournament
Club Sports n Bowling—Competitive n Bowling—Social n Fencing n Ice Hockey n Martial Arts n MU Dance Company n Lacrosse (Men’s) n Roller Hockey n Rugby (Men’s & Women’s) n Ultimate Frisbee n Volleyball (Men’s)
2015 BASEBALL PSAC
n Water Polo (Men’s)
CONFERENCE
CHAMPS
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FROM HERE TO ANYWHERE Millersville graduates are well-prepared to lead successful professional lives and be engaged citizens of the world. Our graduates earn their way into the finest graduate schools and are highly sought-after by employers. In fact, in a survey of Millersville graduates, 97 percent reported that they were currently employed, and 75 percent reported that they were hired within three months of graduation. Our well-prepared graduates go on to attend some of the nation’s most rigorous and prestigious graduate and professional schools. Recent Millersville graduates have attended a range of top graduate schools, including Harvard University, California Institute of Technology (Cal Tech), Cornell University, Yale University, Princeton University, University of Kentucky, University of Alabama, University of Florida, University of Maryland at College Park, University of Arizona, University of Delaware, Virginia Tech, Lehigh University, University of Pittsburgh, Oklahoma State University and Drexel University. Many go on to attend professional schools such as Drexel University College of Medicine, Penn State College of Medicine, Pa. College of Optometry at Salus University, Temple University (both medicine and dentistry), Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Pennsylvania (both dental and veterinary medicine) and University of Maryland Medical School.
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Gina
“ All my classes and professors contributed
to preparing me for my first job in some way or another. It still seems surreal that I landed the position I wanted at an amazing company six months before I graduated.”
The Four-Year Career Management Plan gives students clear, specific direction from their first year through graduation. Students meet with their advisors, set goals and explore majors and activities. With assistance from Millersville staff, students attend career fairs while they develop and update their résumés. Along the way, students sharpen their job search and interviewing skills. They plan meticulously for success—and, not surprisingly, they achieve it. When you graduate, you’ll join 65,000 Millersville alumni around the world. Ours is a proud and loyal alumni community—a network of highly successful and caring professionals to whom you’ll be connected for life.
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THE VALUE OF A MILLERSVILLE EDUCATION Millersville is one of the most highly regarded public universities in the United States, and it’s also one of the most affordable. Plus, 83 percent of undergraduates receive $148 million in aid. That unusual combination of quality and affordability has earned Millersville impressive distinctions. 2015-16 Annual Tuition/Fees MU In-State
$10,918*
MU Out-of-State
$20,336
Private College
$31,674*** Room/Board $9,800 – $13,218**
Two easy ways to apply:
* Based on 15 credits (in-state undergraduate students are charged at a rate of $282 per credit); 2 semesters per year. ** Range based on room option selection and 19 meals/week plan annual cost. *** Based on average published tuition prices for private nonprofit, four-year institutions in the Middle-States region (College Board’s Trends in College Pricing 2013).
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READY TO THINK BIG AND GO FAR? It’s time to take the next step toward your success, and Millersville University’s Office of Admissions is ready to help you get started: degree.millersville.edu 1-800-MU-ADMIT admissions@millersville.edu
MillersvilleU @VilleAdmissions
Millersville University P.O. Box 1002 Millersville, PA 17551-0302 We invite you to tour Millersville’s campus and get inspired! Nothing beats visiting campus to make sure that it is the right fit for you. Millersville offers tours, information sessions and open houses, which you can sign up for at millersville.edu/visit. Can’t wait to see campus? Take a virtual tour at mville.us/tourmu.
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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS OF STUDY With more than 100 undergraduate programs of study, Millersville has academic offerings to meet every interest. Master’s, doctoral and certification programs are also available. MAJORS
Chemistry
• Biochemistry • Environmental Chemistry • Nanotechnology • Polymer Chemistry • Pre-Pharmacy
Allied Health Technology* • Medical Technology • Nuclear Medicine Technology • Pre-Athletic Training*** • Respiratory Therapy
Communication & Theatre*
Anthropology • Archaeology
Applied Engineering & Technology Management*
• Advanced Manufacturing Technology • Computer-Aided Drafting & Design • Construction Technology • Control Systems Technology (AT only) • General Technology (BS only) • Graphic Communication Technology • Nanofabrication Manufacturing Technology • Robotics & Control Systems Technology (BS only)
Art & Design
• Art (advisory focuses include: Ceramics, Drawing/Painting/Watercolor, Fine Art Metals, Graphic and Interactive Design, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture)** • Design (Interactive & Graphic Design) • Fine Arts
Biology
• Animal Behavior • Botany • Environmental Biology • Marine Biology • Medical Technology • Molecular Biology/Biotechnology • Nuclear Medicine Technology • Pre-Athletic Training*** • Pre-Dental** • Pre-Med** • Pre-Optometry • Pre-Podiatry • Pre-Veterinary** • Respiratory Therapy
Business Administration* • Accounting • Finance • International Business • Management • Marketing
• Broadcasting • Communication Studies • Public Relations • Theatre
Computer Science Earth Science
• Environmental Geology • Meteorology
Economics
• Financial Economics • Political Economics • Quantitative Economics
Education
• Early Childhood Education (PreK-4) • Middle Level Education (Grades 4-8)*: Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies • Special Education PreK-8/PreK-4 Dual Degree • Secondary Education: Biology, Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, English, French, German, Mathematics, Physics, Social Studies, Spanish • Art (K-12) • Music (K-12) • Technology and Engineering Education (K-12): Engineering Design Education Concentration (optional)
English
• Comparative Literature • English as a Second Language • Film Studies • Linguistics • Print Journalism • Writing Studies
Exploratory Program (Undecided) French • International Business
Geography
• Environmental Studies • Geospatial Applications • Global Studies
Geology German
• International Business
Government & Political Affairs
• Pre-Law (available to various majors)**
History International Studies Mathematics
Pre-Professional
• Pre-Athletic Training*** • Pre-Dental** • Pre-Law (available to various majors)** • Pre-Med** • Pre-Optometry • Pre-Pharmacy • Pre-Podiatry • Pre-Veterinary**
Psychology Social Work Sociology
• Criminology
• Actuarial Science • Applied Mathematics • Statistics
Spanish
Meteorology Multidisciplinary Studies*
MINORS
• Applied Disability Studies • Digital Journalism • Educational Studies • Entertainment Technology • Environmental Hazards and Emergency Management • Individualized (an individualized concentration may be developed based on your interests with faculty approval and oversight) • Sports Journalism
Music
• Music Business Technology • Music Performance**
Nursing - BSN (must have R.N. degree) Occupational Safety & Environmental Health Ocean Sciences & Coastal Studies • Physical Oceanography
Philosophy Physics
• Cooperative Engineering**** • Computer Science • Meteorology • Nanotechnology • Philosophy • Polymer Chemistry
• International Business
• A ccounting • A dvanced Manufacturing Technology • A frican American Studies • A rchaeology • A rt History • A thletic Coaching • B iochemistry • B iology • C hemistry • C omputer-Aided Draft/Design • C omputer Science • C onstruction Technology • C ontrol Systems Technology • C riminology • C ultural Anthropology • E arth Sciences • E conomics • E nglish • E nglish - American Literature • E nglish - British Literature • E nglish - Film Studies • E nglish - Linguistics • E nglish - Print Media Studies • E nglish - Writing Studies • E ntrepreneurship • E nvironmental Hazards & Emergency Mgmt. • E nvironmental Policy & Regulation • E nvironmental Chemistry
• Environmental Geography • Finance • French • General Applied Engineering & Technology • General Anthropology • General Business • Geography • Geology • Geospatial Applications • German • Gerontology • Global Geography • Government & Political Affairs • Graphic Communication Technology • Heliophysics and Space Weather • History • Industrial Environmental Health • Integrative STEM Education Methods • International Studies • Land Use • Latin • Latino/a Studies • Management • Marketing • Mathematics • Meteorology • Molecular Biology/Biotechnology • Music • Occupational Safety & Environmental Health • Oceanography • Philosophy • Photography • Physics • Psychology • Quantitative Methods Environmental Science • Sociology • Spanish • Statistics • Studio Art • Technical Economics • Theatre • Water Resources • Women’s Studies
Millersville University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action institution. A member of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education. 5933-ADMI-0915-CL *Must choose a concentration. **Advisory focus only – specific focus does not appear on transcript. ***Dual degree offered in conjunction with West Chester University. ****Dual degree offered in conjunction with Penn State University (3/2 or 4/2)