Delaware Valley University (DelVal) is a private, comprehensive, nonprofit university educating students with a curriculum that emphasizes and requires experiential learning. Located in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, about 30 miles north of Philadelphia, the University offers 29 undergraduate majors in business, arts and sciences, and agricultural and environmental sciences; 12 master's degrees; and a doctorate in education. Founded in 1896, DelVal has been cited by the National Society for Experiential Education as having the country's top experiential learning program, by Princeton Review as one of the best colleges in the Northeast, and by College Factual as having one of the top 20 animal science programs in the country. DelVal is dedicated to fostering lifelong learning and empowering individuals to advance their careers through the Office of Continuing and Professional Studies (CPS). CPS offers a diverse range of programs tailored to support learners at various points in their professional and personal development. These include associate degree programs, part-time undergraduate degrees, and robust online professional development and advanced career training programs. Additionally, CPS provides engaging community programs, specialized week-long summer camps for children and teens ages 5 to 18, and the Center for Learning in Retirement, all designed to inspire growth and enrichment across all life stages.