Participants will also tour the campus, and receive information on financial aid. As an added benefit, students submitting a completed application will have their application fee waived. Its purpose is to provide affordable quality education that combines the liberal arts with career and professional opportunities, preparing learners for personal achievement, social responsibility and moral leadership. On Saturday, March 24th students are welcomed in the Student Center from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. The Open House is an opportunity for all students to tour the campus, and ask question about their majors. This special Open House targets transferring students from institutions, returning students wishing to complete an unfinished degree, and any student wishing to attend Alvernia College in the near future.
Students are welcome by faculty and residence.
The Open House is formatted to help transfer students make a smooth transition to new surroundings. Tours of the campus are given, and any questions of financial aid are answered. Its purpose is to provide affordable quality education that combines the liberal arts with career and professional opportunities, preparing learners for personal achievement, social responsibility and moral leadership. Over the years comics have shaped and shattered negative ethnic images. Zolten Ph.D. an Assistant Professor of Speech, Communications, and American Studies at Penn State University Altoona, uses his collection of comedy records to explain how stand-up comedians have changed the negative images about race, gender, and nationality.