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David Attilio ('13) was looking for a college that could support his dual interests of music and education. He found just what he was looking for in Kutztown's Music Education program.
The wide variety of classes in music is helping prepare Attilio for a career as a music teacher or professional musician. Attilio feels that the faculty of Kutztown have helped him "become a good person, not just a good musician." Read more
Ahmed Awadallah hopes to use his degree in political science to make a difference in his home country of Egypt. His education and experiences in Model United Nations, International Student Organization and Student Government have prepared him for that future.
"Kutztown University is a great place to be. Challenge yourself. Learn a lot. Get involved. Develop leadership skills and prepare yourself to be a future leader."
Elaina Cengeri graduated from Kutztown University in 2012, majoring in elementary education with a focus in special education.
Cengeri chose KU due to its reputation as a great teaching school. KU exceeded her expectations. Read more
Briana Koert ('14) found a peaceful, beautiful campus with excellent professors at Kutztown Univeristy. She has a bright future in business management, thanks to what she's learned and been involved with while at KU.
"Kutztown is a great college to go to. It has excellent professors, my peers are excellent and [Kutztown] really has a lot of campus involvement for you."
For Cameo Pritchett ('12) Kutztown University was a comfortable and diverse environment that felt like the perfect fit for him.
Kutztown has taught Pritchett how to interact with individuals from many different backgrounds, allowing him to feel comfortable working with people in any situation. Read more
When Kimberly Kolb ('09, M'12) decided to go back to school to earn a Master of Education in Reading, she looked no further than where she attended school for undergrad: Kutztown University.
“I feel so much more equipped to do reading assessments or to teach comprehension than I ever did before," she said. read more
