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Proven outcomes begin at USciences.

Our unique academic focus is pharmacy, science and healthcare—and we get results. Through a professional curriculum, hands-on education, and real-world learning experiences, USciences students are prepared for immediate success and proven all over the world.

A USciences education is a proven investment: USciences is Top 10 in the nation among colleges and universities with more than 500 undergraduates enrolled and #1 in PA, NJ, and DE for salary after graduation ($91,600)*.

And for those interested in medical school, dental, veterinary or optometry school, our Pre-Health Professions (Pre-Med) Program provides the best preparation through a proven combination of rigorous academics and personalized advising.

*Dept. Of Education College Scorecard, 2019.

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USciences Hosts Workout to Educate about Benefits of Exercise to Fight Cancer
November 15, 2019
USciences students, faculty, and staff participated in a workout class with a message on Thursday, October 31, 2019.
Microbiology Lab Awarded Nearly $500,000 to Study Plant Pathogens
November 11, 2019
The act of brushing your teeth is a way to get rid of biofilms, a collection of microorganisms that grow on the tooth's surface containing bacteria that lead to tooth decay. Teeth aren't the only surface where potentially harmful biofilms grow, and Jason Heindl PhD, assistant professor of biology, runs a lab looking at the cell biology of bacteria and how organisms form biofilms.
Religion Professor Authors Book on Material Religion
November 06, 2019
Leah Comeau, PhD, associate professor of religion at USciences, is the author of a new book "Material Devotion in a South Indian Poetic World, published by Bloomsbury Press as part of a new material religion series.
Philosophy Professor Authors New Book on "Problems of Error"
November 06, 2019
Samuel Talcott PhD, associate professor of philosophy, is the author of a new book entitled "Georges Canguilhem and the Problem of Error."
In Nigeria, MBA Student Learns Global Impact of Healthcare
November 05, 2019
Ashwin Mathew MBA'20 was selected to participate in the six-month volunteer opportunity with the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) in Nigeria, where he has received a fresh perspective on the challenges of improving healthcare in extremely rural settings.