We Think Beyond Majors
We firmly believe in the power of “and.”
Private is Possible
The New York Times ranked Ursinus as one of the top schools committed to economic access.
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A Student's Journey
Physicist, Psionic Technologies
Jon enters Ursinus with the 3-2 engineering program in mind.
Physicist, Psionic Technologies
Jon is first exposed to Physics research as a sophomore.
Physicist, Psionic Technologies
After his junior year, Jon completes research in Paris.
Physicist, Psionic Technologies
Basketball plays a huge part in Jon’s experience at Ursinus
Physicist, Psionic Technologies
Jon earns a NASA Space Technology Research Fellowship
After Ursinus, Jon attends University of Pennsylvania where his research focus was in the field of experimental cosmology. He does research in Atacama Desert, Chile.
Physicist, Psionic Technologies
Jon develops sensors used for navigation in the space, defense, and aviation markets.
Quick Facts
of Ursinus students receive some form of financial assistance.
New College Rankings Tout Ursinus Among Best for Earnings for Graduates, Social Mobility
U.S. News & World Report again placed Ursinus among it’s top 100 national liberal arts colleges, ranking it 83rd. A new ranking from the “Wall Street Journal” lists Ursinus as one of the “Top U.S. Colleges That Make New Graduates Rich.”
Mina Choi, Organ Recital
Mina Choi performs at Ursinus as first Heefner Memorial Organ Series guest artist of the year.