Harcum College

The physical therapist assistant program is was a terrible mistake. The whole objective of the program is to weed people out while draining their bank accounts. At $ 650 per credit they should have given me the resources I needed to pass the program. I didnt have a problem with the very fast pace. The problem was the therapy practice room (no bigger then a normal classroom) was almost never open outside of classes. This was the only place where we could practice with tables and equipment and do actual physical therapy. When the room was open all the other students were in there. It was cramped and crowded. The whole school is a ripoff. From the pee colored brownish yellowish halls, to the library with its ancient carpeting and massive hole in the drop ceiling. I wouldn’t be surprised if the all that tuition money ($ 9,500 per semester) is going up someones nose.

Sometimes, I forget that this is a college, but I pass it almost everyday. It’s very small and doesn’t have much land and I think the buildings are in need of renovations, but I love that their school color is purple: P. they are located very closely to the Bryn Mawr train station, Bryn Mawr College, Ludington library, the theatre and a bunch of other businesses on Lancaster Avenue. This is a junior, 2 year college which means that the students who graduate from Harcum will receive associates degrees as opposed to bachelors degrees. It’s a good start though…