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Kutztown University supports students’ academic and personal development by providing highquality services that will help them make the most of their time at KU.
Whether students need help with a paper or resume, or a tutor for a class, the university has an office to offer the support they need.
KU also understands the financial commitment of higher education and is dedicated to helping students and families achieve their goals.
About 80% of Kutztown students receive financial aid in the form of scholarships, grants, loans or student employment.
As a member of the State System of Higher Education, KU enrolls about 7,700 undergraduate and graduate students. It offers more than 200 student organizations, including Greek, academic, religious, cultural, social, athletic and performancerelated groups.
The university also offers transfer-specific organizations like the Kutztown Alliance of Transfer Students and Tau Sigma National Honor Society for Transfer Students.
At KU, students learn the skills to excel in the workforce, attend graduate school and achieve success. They are making an impact at companies like Air Products, Lego, Google, Adidas, the Mayo Clinic and many others in the Lehigh Valley and beyond.
There are two more open houses for students and families to visit campus and learn more this fall, Oct. 29 and Nov. 12.
KU also offers daily tours with knowledgeable tour guides, who will show the campus and answer questions. If families prefer to see KU from afar,
it offers a full virtual tour of campus.
Learn more about how to visit KU at www.kutztown.edu/visit.
High school seniors can apply now for fall 2023 admission at www.kutztown. edu/apply. KU is test-optional for fall 2023.
The journey of personal growth starts at KU. When students graduate, they’re capable of accomplishing any goals they set for themselves. At Kutztown University, it’s good to be golden.