Attending Villanova if you're not Catholic

pkchamp89
Fri, 19 Jan 2018 13:12:12 +0000

My Son is a sophomore also. No pressure at all. As above poster said, there are required theology classes and they do seem to relate to social issues rather than religion. I have spoken to friends with children at other non religious affiliated universities and they also have required theology classes as part of their curriculum. So, I think most students at Villanova do not feel it’s a problem. Although, I do have friends who are not catholic who’s son didn’t apply because they couldn’t get past all the religious symbols (ie crosses) adorning all the buildings. I guess to each his own. It’s about finding the perfect fit for your student.