First-year seminar classes connect students to Thiel and prepare them for academic success
6/12/20  |  Read Full Story   Print

Incoming students at Thiel College are selecting their first-year seminar classes, which combine the academic rigor of college-level work with subjects that interest a wide variety of incoming students.

Thiel’s new M.B.A. program includes Leadership offering designed for non-business majors
6/03/20  |  Read Full Story   Print

Thiel College’s new Master of Business Administration program also includes a path for non-business majors to acquire a sought-after business credential.

Thiel’s Lunch & Learn sessions open to anyone interested in the College and its programs
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The Thiel College Office of Admission is hosting online sessions for accepted and prospective students to learn about the College, the admission process and academic programs.

Thiel College makes plans to be open and hosting in-person classes on campus in the fall
5/26/20  |  Read Full Story   Print

Thiel College plans to resume in-person campus instruction this fall. Following the guidelines and recommendations of the Pennsylvania departments of Health and Education, the Governor’s office, and federal agencies, the College is implementing a new schedule for the fall semester, enhancing its technological capacity, and establishing new health and safety protocols.

Junior Thiel College communication major wins national college broadcasting award
5/16/20  |  Read Full Story   Print

Thiel College student John Ganiear Jr. ’22, WXTC radio’s business director and news co-director, won a national award for excellence in the category of Best Underwriting Spot, at the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System’s 80th Annual Student Media Conference in early March at New York City’s Hotel Pennsylvania.

Thiel College enrollment vice president appears on TV to discuss test-optional admissions
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Vice President for Enrollment Management Ashley Josay Zullo appeared on the Tuesday edition of WFMJ Today to talk about the waiver on standardized testing for applicants.