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

Elaina Cengeri, a recent graduate of Kutztown University, majored 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

Lindsay Confer, a 2011 KU graduate who majored in biology/pre-professional studies, set her sights on attending medical school for dermatology. While at KU, Confer was a member of KU's women's volleyball team, which she will remember fondly when looking back on her KU experience.

"We went to regionals and beat Shippensburg," Confer said. "Shippensburg is one of our biggest rivals, so it was a huge win for us."  Read more

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

For Kelly Wagner, a secondary education major with a focus in math/physics, KU's close proximity to her home and its rank as one of Pennsylvania's best teaching schools were the determining factors in her decision to attend KU. Wagner plans on returning to KU to earn her master's degree after spending a few years teaching at a high school. 

"My favorite memory of KU is spending time with the education group, SPFCA, where at the beginning of every year we go to the Kutztown Park and have a pizza party. At every meeting we always have fun, food and great speakers that give us information about teaching."  Read More

Andrew Weiss '11, a criminal justice major, always knew that he wanted to go to a college with a strong liberal arts and sciences program. That was just one of the selling points of Kutztown University for him.

His friends spoke highly about KU - and Weiss said he fell in love with the beautiful campus on a tour. KU's classes have allowed him to learn at a greater depth than he was able to in high school giving him greater critical thinking skills. Read more