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Congratulations Parents & Families!

Our students immerse themselves in a world of limitless potential and we look forward to welcoming your student to the Jefferson family. We're here to help as you navigate the next steps in the admissions process.

In this short video you'll hear how we make the seemingly impossible, possible.

 

We've extended our confirmation deadline

We understand that delays with financial aid packaging may impact the decision-making process. We've extended our deadline for students to confirm their enrollment to June 1. Our goal is to ensure that students are able to make informed decisions before confirming their enrollment. Please contact us at enroll@jefferson.edu or 215-951-2800 to connect with an admissions counselor.

Frequently Asked Questions

We’re so happy to hear you and your student are thinking about joining the Jefferson family! The first thing to do is submit your student's enrollment deposit; this is what guarantees their seat in our incoming class.

Admitted students can confirm their enrollment on the MyJefferson portal.

After depositing, your student will receive an invitation to our Destination Jefferson virtual on-boarding program, which begins in early May. Destination Jefferson will provide information on the next steps to enroll at Jefferson, such as completing placement exams, our housing application and more!

Yes, you can schedule an on-campus tour! We have special on-campus programs planned in the spring for specific colleges and programs. Learn more about upcoming events on our Admitted Student Experience site.

You can also explore campus on your own, through a self-guided tour that allows you to walk around campus and learn about key buildings, or remotely through our interactive, online map.

For the 2023-24 academic year, Jefferson transitioned from a hybrid model to more in-person teaching. Some large lectures were still held online, but labs, studios, small classes and group learning sessions are being held in-person. We plan to continue offering in-person education infused with some virtual and technology-enhanced education that will increase engagement and flexibility and ensure that we are teaching our students for the future of work, particularly in a post-pandemic world as long as it is safe to do so.

The safety and well-being of students, faculty, staff and the nearby community are Jefferson’s top priority. We comply with all federal, state and local guidelines and are doing everything we can to protect against the spread of COVID-19; these protocols will be adjusted as warranted. As policies are determined, we will communicate them through email and the COVID-19 Resource page on our website.

For the most up-to-date information regarding policies, visit Jefferson's COVID-19 Resource page for students. Answers to frequently asked questions are also available for your family to review.

Students who live on campus and feel sick or who believe they have been exposed to COVID-19 should go to Student Health Services for testing and should quarantine until it’s determined that it’s safe not to. Students who do not live on campus but test positive for COVID-19, feel sick or believe they have been exposed to COVID-19 should isolate at home if possible. If needed, any student who tests positive will be provided an on-campus residence in which they can isolate.

For the most up-to-date information regarding policies, visit Jefferson's COVID-19 Resource page for students. Answers to frequently asked questions are also available for your family to review.

Thomas Jefferson University remains committed to providing our students with the high quality education they deserve. Visit our Tuition & Fees website for additional information.

In order for your student to save their space to begin at Jefferson for Fall 2024 they must make a deposit by May 1. Enrolled students will then be billed after they choose courses over the summer. Course selection is part of the Destination Jefferson program, our new student on-boarding program.

The same tuition rates will apply and remain in effect for the duration of the academic year.

Please know that we want your student at Jefferson in the fall and we will help as best we can to make that happen. If you have concerns, please contact our Office of Financial Aid at financialaid@jefferson.edu to discuss your circumstances with a counselor. We may ask you and your student to complete an Income Adjustment Form. 

Campus is located in picturesque East Falls, in northwest Philadelphia. This area is full of green spaces and unique neighborhoods. We’re just a few minutes from quaint Manayunk, with its Main Street full of shops and restaurants; from Wissahickon Park, full of trails and nature; and from the Schuylkill River, lined with bike paths.

We’re also only a short ride from Center City, which offers big-city shopping, museums, theatres, sporting events and much more.

Campus dining offers several options, and are made with local, fresh ingredients.

Ted’s Barista is the place to go for Starbucks coffee, pizza, ready-to-eat sandwiches and other light fare. Common Thread and Ravenhill Dining Hall are large cafeterias with stations for soups; salads; sandwiches; customizable breakfasts, grain bowls and pastas; fresh Mexican food; rotating themes like barbecue, cheesesteaks and pierogis; and, of course, snacks and desserts. Chicken fingers Thursdays are can’t-miss and each semester’s midnight breakfast helps students study for exams!

For medical needs, students have the Student Health Center, located right on campus in Scholler Hall. Students are able to make same-day appointments for illness, injury, annual exams and more.

The Gallagher Athletic, Recreation & Convocation Center provides students with state-of-the-art workout equipment, exercise classes and experts in physical fitness.

Jefferson supports students’ mental and emotional health through the Student Counseling Center. All counselors are licensed and certified and can help students with adjusting to college life, substance use concerns, depression–anything they want to talk about.

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended many people’s lives, making it extra important to take care of ourselves. Jefferson offers these tips for self-care during these trying times.

Yes! Jefferson has joined many of our peer institutions and restarted select Study Away programs starting in Fall 2021. This decision was based upon guidance from the Department of State for vaccinated travelers, revised entry requirements  and resumption of in person instruction and programming. Review our Study Away FAQ's to learn more.

Everything at Jefferson is designed to prepare students for their future careers. With curricula rooted in Nexus Learning, the Marianne Able Career Services Center, class projects with industry partners, and much more, students graduate ready to not only secure the jobs of their choice, but to become leaders in their field. That’s why 96% of the Class of 2022 are working in fields related to their major or are in graduate school. You can read about some of our recent alumni on The Nexus.

Please call Undergraduate Admissions at 215-951-2800 or email us at enroll@jefferson.edu. 

Digital Downloads

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Innovator Alumni Magazine

First Destination Report for Class of 2023

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See everything that our East Falls Campus has to offer through our interactive campus map.

Follow all of the exciting things happening at Jefferson through The Nexus. Covering beats including Design and Style, Science and Technology, Business, Health, and Life at Jefferson, there is never a dull day on The Nexus!

See the news at Jefferson on The Nexus.

In a world where rapid change is the norm, employers are seeking graduates who are ready for what’s happening right now and for what will come next. Jefferson’s distinctive, active, collaborative, real-world Nexus Learning approach is proven to give that kind of competitive advantage. 

Learn more about the Jefferson Advantage.

We’re making the case for a creativity-focused education. The Fourth Industrial Revolution has brought change of an exponential scale, and new connections among previously unrelated fields are rapidly transforming the workplace. This demands a proactive, immediate and ongoing evolution in education.

See how Jefferson is teaching creativity as a power skill.

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