University of Valley Forge

The University of Valley Forge was founded in 1939 and is part of an international network of Assemblies of God colleges and universities.

A private university with undergraduate, graduate, and lifelong learning programs, our mission is to prepare individuals for a life of service and leadership in the church and in the world. Our community is small, close-knit, and diverse. Each member—student, faculty, and staff—supports and guides each other as we grow and develop intellectually, physically, spiritually, and socially.

Choosing a college or university requires information, guidance, and practical help. The faculty, staff, and students at the University of Valley Forge welcome the questions and curiosity of future students. We partner with potential students throughout the entire process—from inquiries to campus visits to filling out the application—so students have the support they need to make the right decision about their future.

The mission of the University of Valley Forge is to prepare individuals for a life of service and leadership in the church and in the world.

The University of Valley Forge will become a leading provider of Christ-centered, Pentecostal higher education in the Northeast and beyond.

Here at the University of Valley Forge (UVF), we look forward to welcoming you! Whether resident, online, or commuter, we value our students and seek to help each of them achieve their calling. Our knowledgable admissions counselors are ready to help students see if UVF is the right school for them and to help them take the steps they need to be here.

UVF is committed to making education affordable. Scholarships and grants are one way to make this possible. UVF offers many scholarships and grants to full-time resident students based on various criteria including academics, leadership positions, and merit.

The University of Valley Forge is deliberate in keeping costs down, developing on-campus jobs, and providing institutional monies to help cover the cost of a quality education. We want all students who are called to join our Christ-centered community to have the chance to study and grow with us.

The University of Valley Forge is proud to support transfer applicants. We understand the desire to pursue your calling at a Christ-centered university, and are committed to helping you achieve your educational goals, and make your transition to UVF a smooth one.

The dual enrollment program at UVF allows juniors and seniors in high school to take General Education courses for college credit through a dual enrollment or co-enrollment. Each high school must determine whether high school credit will be granted for classes completed for college credit at the University of Valley Forge. A part-time Admissions Application is required. All courses are accredited and available online. At the University of Valley Forge (UVF), you’ll experience hands-on learning, flexible study options, and advanced academic facilities like our Digital Media Center.

UVF offers undergraduate and graduate degrees through residential and online programs— choose from more than 40 programs of study.

Study under professors who couple their academic expertise with rich marketplace and ministry experience. Grounded in their Christian faith, our professors are committed to helping you succeed both in your studies and career goals.

Offering over 40 undergraduate degree programs and 10 associate programs, the University of Valley Forge is ready to help you take your university experience to the next level. Discover your purpose for God’s glory at the University of Valley Forge.

The University of Valley Forge offers six graduate degree programs for those desiring to engage in the academic pursuits of higher education from a distinctly Pentecostal perspective. UVF wants to help adult students reach their academic and life goals, which is why the online format of these degrees provides maximum convenience and flexibility.

The University of Valley Forge’s Honors Program is open to students with high academic achievements. Incoming freshmen are invited to join the Honors Program based on SAT and ACT scores, and current students are able to join the Honors program based on their university GPA. Honors-designated courses emphasize advanced writing, research, and critical thinking skills and provide a solid foundation for graduate study.

At the University of Valley Forge (UVF), there are exciting events and activities for students to attend during the semester. From intramural sports games to annual concerts and plays, UVF loves seeing the campus community being active and involved.

Connect with your friends and your campus through the many events that SGA (Student Government Association) and CAB (Campus Activities Board) provides throughout the school year. Enjoy concerts, plays, movie nights, sports games, trips, and campus events like Pumpkin Palooza and Spring Banquet.

Whether you’re looking for an on-campus or off-campus job, internship, or career options for after graduation, the Career Services Center at the University of Valley Forge is here to help. The services this office provides includes but is not limited to: career counseling, interest assessments, mock interviews, career exploration, development and planning, graduate or professional school search/job search, and résumé assistance.