Cheyney University of Pennsylvania

(Cheyney, PA)

Cheyney, founded in 1837, is a public, historically black university. Its 275-acre campus is located 24 miles west of Philadelphia.

Admissions

34%
of Applicants Admitted

Regular Decision: December 31, 1969
Offers Open Admission

SAT -2

Minimum TOEFL:

Cost

$20,008
Annual tuition, fees, books, supplies, room and board

In-State Tuition: $7,360
Out-of-State Tuition: $15,796
Room and Board: $11,348
Books & Supplies: $1,300

Will I Like It

1,518
number of undergraduates

Public
Setting: Rural
54% Women

Areas of Study

Business & Economics

Tourism & Hospitality

Education

Education Administration, Teaching

Engineering

Computer Science

Humanities

English Language & Literature

Music

General Music & Theory

Performing Arts

Drama & Theatre

Politics & Law

Political Science & Government

Public Service

Parks & Recreation, Public Administration

Science & Math

Biology, Chemistry, Math

Social Sciences

Other Social Sciences, Psychology, Sociology

Visual Arts & Design

Apparel & Textiles

Extra Curriculars

Books, Chess, Art Club, Comedy, Band, Computers, Drama, College Democrats, College Republicans, Color Guard, Computer Club, Marching Band, Ensemble, FBLA - Future Business Leaders of America Clubs, Piano, Poetry, Politics, Student Council, Theatre, Travel, Video Games, Glee Club, Gospel Choir, Improv Group, Investment Club, Junior Achievement, Math Club, NAHS - National Art Honors Society, Orchestra, Poetry Society, Science Club, Science Olympiad, Student Government & Council, Thespian Society, Young Democrats

Mailing Address

1837 University Circle
Cheyney, PA 19319-0200

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