Name: Alvernia University
Address: 400 St Bernardine St, Reading, PA 19607, USA, US
Telephone: +1 610-796-8200

Alvernia University is a university, located at 400 St Bernardine St, Reading, PA 19607, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 610-796-8200, visit their website www.alvernia.edu for more detailed information.

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400 St Bernardine St, Reading, PA 19607, USA

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Dean Gherghel

14 December 2017

DO NOT take continuing Ed and/or post graduate classes at Alvernia!! From my experience with them they are underhanded and dishonest! Just when you think that you are done with all of their nickel & dime nonsense, they hit you with a $100 "Commencement Fee" even if you do not intend to participate in "graduation" because you are a parent with 3 kids to take care of. Then they blackmail you and threaten to withhold your hard earned diploma and transcripts if you don't pay their illegitimate and insulting fee.
You can take continuing ed and/or post graduate classes at many other schools, don't make the mistake we did.
Shaji Silva

07 September 2017

many catholic universities provide scholarship/financial aid for international students. Alvernia financial aid session has nothing to offer. They asked me to fill FAFSA eventhough they know me I was neither citizen or eligible non-citizen, finally to say you are not qualified for any aid.
Current PhD student.
Thor Dog

06 July 2016

I have been attending for a little under a year and so far my experience has been very good. Wonderful professors with real world knowledge. Would recommend to others! This is deff a commuter school though, there isn't much to do in the area.
Michelle Draper

17 May 2016

My first year here was not so great. Most of my professors were decent, some much better than others. It's very religious, so if you're into Catholicism then this would probably be a good place, but if you're like me and not religious at all then you'll wanna look elsewhere. Dorms are pretty nice, there were some unexpected mishaps though (hot water not working, power going out, stuff like that). Cafeteria food is not what they make it out to be, but the café food is great and the one is open till 2am, so that's cool. Hopefully my experience here will get better in the next 3 years, but so far it's really just okay.
Justin Padinske

25 April 2016

My alumni review aside: the actual campus is small but pretty and worth taking a walk around.
Akira Lloyd

25 March 2016

if you like small school in the middle of nowhere with nothing to do where everyone gets drunk all day everyday then this is the school for you. most people transfer because they don't like it which is hard to do because most credits don't transfer anyways. they only spend most of their money on nursing majors . as a former resident , id rather commute because it's way too expensive for no reason . some professors are dedicated and others not so much . I deff wouldn't recommend this school to anyone . but the campus is pretty ! if that's worth 40,000/ year. parking sucks ! printing is no longer free. the wifi is terrible in the dorms . picking housing is terrible . not worth the money . too many diff cliques it's like a second high school .
Brad Drexler

21 October 2015

Beautiful campus. Challenging academics. Unmatched commitment to community service. Focus on real-world, experiential learning that helps students discover and pursue their passion.