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WE ARE PENN STATE
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STATE BEHREND PENN STATE BERKS PENN STATE BRANDYWINE PENN STATE DUBOIS PENN STATE FAYETTE PENN STATE GREATER ALLEGHENY PENN STATE
YOU’RE GETTING READY TO MOVE TO THE NEXT PHASE OF YOUR LIFE AND YOU WANT IT TO BE MEANINGFUL. MAYBE YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT CAREER PATH YOU WANT TO PURSUE, OR MAYBE YOU HAVE A LOT OF DIFFERENT INTERESTS THAT YOU PLAN TO EXPLORE. NO MATTER WHAT, YOU WANT TO KNOW THAT THE UNIVERSITY YOU CHOOSE IS NOT ONLY GOING TO HELP YOU GET TO THE NEXT LEVEL BUT ALLOW YOU TO THRIVE.
WE ARE PENN STATE
AT PENN STATE, YOU’LL JOIN A GLOBALLY RECOGNIZED UNIVERSITY THAT RANKS AMONG THE NATION’S BEST FOR SETTING GRADUATES UP FOR GREATER CAREER POTENTIAL. DISCOVER THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT WAIT AHEAD BY JOINING A COMMUNITY COMMITTED TO YOUR SUCCESS.
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20 UNIQUE CAMPUSES 8,500 FACULTY ACROSS ALL CAMPUSES 275 ACADEMIC MAJORS MORE THAN 63 % PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENTS REPRESENTING 50 131 STATES COUNTRIES PS U Penn Staters /pen 'sta¯-derz/ collective noun A term describing the community created by more than 73,000 students and more than 750,000 alumni affiliated with Penn State. 3RANKED #3 US INSTITUTION AND #40 IN THE WORLD IN IMPACT RANKINGS, BASED ON THE UNITED NATIONS 17 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS TIMES HIGHER ED 2023 20CONSISTENTLY IN THE TOP 20 ANNUALLY FOR THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS STUDYING ABROAD IIE OPEN DOORS REPORT 53RANKED #53 OUT OF 19,788 UNIVERSITIES GLOBALLY ON THE GLOBAL 2000 LIST CENTER FOR WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS 2022-2023 A COMMUNITY OF MORE THAN 73 THOUSAND UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 23,204 COMMONWEALTH CAMPUS STUDENTS 41,745 UNIVERSITY PARK STUDENTS 8,210 WORLD CAMPUS (ONLINE) STUDENTS 6,100+ INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
ONE UNIVERSITY. TWENTY CAMPUSES.
Some students choose to remain at one campus for all four years, while other students spend their first two years at one campus and transition to another for their remaining two years. It’s called the 2+2 Plan, and it’s the most common path to a Penn State degree.
Abington abingtonadmissions@psu.edu
Altoona altoonaadmissions@psu.edu
Beaver br-admissions@psu.edu
Behrend behrend.admissions@psu.edu
Berks berksadmissions@psu.edu
Brandywine bwadmissions@psu.edu
DuBois duboisinfo@psu.edu
Fayette, The Eberly Campus feadm@psu.edu
Greater Allegheny psuga@psu.edu
Harrisburg hbgadmit@psu.edu
Hazleton hn-admissions@psu.edu
Lehigh Valley admissions-lv@psu.edu
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THE 2+2 PLAN
» You can begin most majors at any campus, where you’ll take your General Education and prerequisite courses before moving to your ending campus to complete your degree.
» Toward the end of your second year, you will complete the change of campus process to start the transition to your final campus.
THE CAMPUS ADVANTAGE
» Twenty campuses in diverse communities across Pennsylvania
» Four-year degrees at every campus
» Clubs, organizations, and athletic teams at each campus, including Division I, II, and III sports, intramural teams, and club sports
» Engaged learning opportunities capitalizing on campus partnerships with local business and industry
» Options for living on campus, off campus, or commuting from home
» Tuition savings possible at various campuses
CHOOSING A PENN STATE CAMPUS
» Penn State gives you the freedom to live and lear n in an environment that suits you best. Each campus has unique qualities including their size, environment, and location. Regardless of which campus you attend, you’ll be in a collaborative lear ning environment that spans the disciplines and resources of Penn State.
» Students choose the 2+2 Plan for many reasons, like staying close to home, saving money, or joining a sports club. Whatever the reason and wherever the campus, all students are members of the Penn State community
Mont Alto psuma@psu.edu
New Kensington nkadmissions@psu.edu
Schuylkill sl-admissions@psu.edu
Scranton snadmissions@psu.edu
Shenango psushenango@psu.edu
University Park admissions@psu.edu
Learn more about our campuses and requirements at admissions.psu.edu/campuses
PENN STATE ADMISSIONS
Philadelphia 215-246-3500 phillyapo@psu.edu
Pittsburgh 412-263-2900 pghapo@psu.edu
OUT-OF-STATE RECRUITERS
Not a Pennsylvania resident? Penn State has admissions representatives in your area! Our recruiters serve as local admissions counselors.
Wilkes-Barre wbadmissions@psu.edu
York ykadmissions@psu.edu
indicates University-owned residence halls indicates off-campus housing with residence hall personnel and programming indicates privately owned housing nearby
World Campus/Online Education worldcampus@psu.edu 4
ONE DEGREE. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.
All of Penn State’s majors are housed within academic colleges, the units from which students receive their degrees.
COLLEGES
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE
SMEAL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
DONALD P. BELLISARIO COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATIONS
COLLEGE OF EARTH AND MINERAL SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY
COLLEGE OF THE LIBERAL ARTS
ROSS AND CAROL NESE COLLEGE OF NURSING
EBERLY COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
CAMPUS COLLEGES
ABINGTON COLLEGE
ALTOONA COLLEGE
BEHREND COLLEGE
BERKS COLLEGE
CAPITAL COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
If you’re unsure about a major, consider the DIVISION OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDIE S , Penn State’s enrollment option for undecided students.
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For the most up-to-date majors and additional requirements, visit admissions.psu.edu/majors .
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MAJORS TO MATCH YOUR INTERESTS
A Accounting
*Acting B.F.A.
Actuarial Science
Advertising and Public Relations
Aerospace Engineering
African American Studies
African Studies
Agribusiness Management
B
Biobehavioral Health
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Biological Engineering
C
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Chinese
Civil Engineering
Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies
Communication Arts and Sciences
D Data Sciences, Applied Data Sciences
Data Sciences, Computational Data Sciences
Penn State graduates take many different career paths. With more than 275 majors and 18 academic colleges across our campuses, you’ll find your unique path too. Some majors are limited by starting and/or ending campus and are therefore ineligible to be a part of the 2+2 Plan. These are indicated with an asterisk (*) in the list below.
Agricultural and Extension Education
Agricultural Science
American Studies
Animal Science
Anthropological Science
Anthropology
Architectural Engineering
*Architecture
*Art
*Art, B.F.A.
*Art Education
Art History
Asian Studies
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Biology
Biomedical Engineering
Biorenewable Systems
Biotechnology
Business
Business Economics
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Communications
Community, Environment, and Development
Comparative Literature
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Corporate Communication
Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Creative Writing
Criminal Justice
Criminology
Cybersecurity Analytics and Operations
Data Sciences, Statistical Modeling Data Sciences
*Digital Arts and Media Design
*Digital Journalism and Media
E
Earth Science and Policy
Earth Sciences
Economics
Education and Public Policy
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering Technology
Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology
Elementary and Early Childhood Education
Energy and Sustainability Policy
Energy Engineering
Energy, Business and Finance
Engineering, Alternate Energy/Power Generation Engineering, Applied Materials Engineering, Multidisciplinary Engineering Design
Digital Media, Arts, and Technology
*Digital Multimedia Design
Engineering Science
English
English, Creative Writing
English, General English
Enterprise Technology Integration
Environmental Resource Management
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
Environmental Systems Engineering
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Film Production
Finance
Food Science
G General Arts and Sciences
Geobiology
Geography
H
Health Policy and Administration
History
Hospitality Management
I
Immunology and Infectious Disease
Industrial Engineering
Information Sciences and Technology
Information Systems
Information Technology
Forensic Science
Forest Ecosystem Management
French and Francophone Studies
Functional Data Analytics
Geosciences German Global and International Studies
Global Studies
*Golf Management
*Graphic Design
Human Capital Management Human Development and Family Studies
Human-Centered Design and Development
Humanities
*Integrated Social Sciences
Integrative Arts
Interdisciplinary Business with Engineering Studies
Interdisciplinary Science and Business
International Business
International Politics
Italian
J Japanese Jewish Studies Journalism
K Kinesiology Korean
L Labor and Human Resources
*Landscape Architecture Landscape Contracting Latin American Studies
M Management Management Information Systems
Marketing Materials Science and Engineering
Mathematical Sciences, General
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
N Nuclear Engineering
*Nursing
O
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Media Studies
Medieval Studies
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
Microbiology
Middle East Studies
Middle Level Education
*Law and Society Linguistics
Mining Engineering
Multidisciplinary Studies
*Music
*Music Education
*Musical Arts
*Musical Theatre, B.F.A.
*Nursing, R.N. to B.S.N.
*Nursing (second degree option)
*Organizational and Professional Communication
Nutritional Sciences
Organizational Leadership
F
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Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering
Pharmacology and Toxicology
Philosophy
Physics
Planetary Science and Astronomy
Plant Sciences
R
Race and Ethnic Studies
Rail Transportation Engineering
Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management
S Science
Science B.S./M.B.A.
Secondary Education, Biological Science
Secondary Education, Chemistry
Secondary Education, Earth and Space Science
Secondary Education, English
Secondary Education, Environmental Education
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*Technical Theatre, B.F.A.
Plastics Engineering Technology
Political Science
Polymer Engineering and Science
*Premedical-Medical (accelerated program)
Premedicine
*Professional Photography
Project and Supply Chain Management
Psychological and Social Sciences
Psychology
Public Policy
Rehabilitation and Human Services
Risk Management, Actuarial Science
Risk Management, Enterprise Management
Risk Management, Real Estate
Russian
Secondary Education, General Sciences
Secondary Education, Mathematics
Secondary Education, Physics
Secondary Education, Social Studies
Security and Risk Analysis
Social Data Analytics
Social Work Sociology
Software Engineering
Spanish
Special Education Statistics
*Strategic Communications
Structural Design and Construction Engineering Technology
Supply Chain and Information Systems
Surveying Engineering
Telecommunications and Media Industries
Theatre Studies
Turfgrass Science
V Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences
W Wildlife and Fisheries Science
Women’s Studies
Visual Art Studies
Workforce Education and Development
World Languages Education
Associate Degree Majors (Two-Year)
Biomedical Engineering Technology
Business Administration
Criminal Justice
Electrical Engineering Technology
Forest Technology
General Business
Human Development and Family Studies
World Campus
Information Sciences and Technology
Labor and Human Resources
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Medical Laboratory Technology
Multidisciplinary Studies
Occupational Therapy
Physical Therapist Assistant
Radiological Sciences
Writing and Digital Media
Science
Surveying Engineering Technology
Turfgrass Science and Management
Wildlife Technology
Workforce Education and Development
For a full list of World Campus online degree programs, please visit worldcampus.psu.edu/degrees-and-certificates. Programs offered through the World Campus must be started and completed through the World Campus.
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COLLEGES AND ACADEMIC AREAS
Agricultural Sciences agsci.psu.edu
Arts and Architecture arts.psu.edu
Smeal College of Business smeal.psu.edu
Bellisario College of Communications bellisario.psu.edu
Earth and Mineral Sciences ems.psu.edu
Education ed.psu.edu
Engineering engr.psu.edu
Health and Human Development hhd.psu.edu
Information Sciences and Technology ist.psu.edu
Liberal Arts la.psu.edu
Nese College of Nursing nursing.psu.edu
Eberly College of Science science.psu.edu
Schreyer Honors College shc.psu.edu
Division of Undergraduate Studies dus.psu.edu
R ESOURCES AND STUDENT SERVICES
Adult Learner Programs and Services studentaffairs.psu.edu/adults
AURORA shaverscreek.org/aurora
Blue Band blueband.psu.edu
Career Services studentaffairs.psu.edu/career
Counseling and Psychological Services studentaffairs.psu.edu/counseling
Education Abroad global.psu.edu
Fostering Lions Program solutionsnetwork.psu.edu/education/ fostering-lions-program
Housing liveon.psu.edu
Intercollegiate Athletics gopsusports.com
International Student Advising global.psu.edu
Learning Edge Academic Program (LEAP) (Summer at University Park) leap.psu.edu
Multicultural Resource Center equity.psu.edu/mrc
Office of Veterans Programs equity.psu.edu/veterans
Student Activities studentaffairs.psu.edu
Student Aid (financial aid and scholarships) studentaid.psu.edu
Student Disability Resources equity.psu.edu/ods
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ESERVE OFFICERS’ TRAINING CORPS (ROTC)
Air Force ROTC airforce.psu.edu
Army ROTC army.psu.edu
Naval and Marine Corps ROTC nrotc.psu.edu
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APPLY TO PENN STATE
There is a lot to consider when deciding to pursue a college degree. No matter where or when, we are here to help you succeed. All of the information you need is available at admissions.psu.edu .
Your future is waiting. Are you ready to get started?
WHAT IS A COMPLETED APPLICATION?
1 Submitted online application
2 Complete and accurate Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR)
3 If desired, SAT or ACT scores
» Penn State is test-optional through fall 2023
» SAT code: #2660
» ACT code: #3656
EARLY ACTION NOVEMBER 1
» For the best chance of admission to your firstchoice campus and starting term, submit a complete application by our Early Action deadline of November 1. A complete application includes the online application, SRAR, and optional test scores.
» Applying Early Action means you will receive an admission decision by December 24.
» If admitted, the decision is not binding. You will have until May 1 to pay your enrollment deposit and commit to Penn State.
MIDDLE 50 PERCENT OF ADMITTED STUDENTS
Keep in mind that the chart below represents the middle 50 percent of students admitted to Penn State for fall 2022.
3.59 – 3.93
4.0 scale)
3.12 – 3.78
SCHOOL GPA
(Unweighted
These numbers are not requirements, cutoffs, or averages, nor do they represent a promise or guarantee of admission.
1,270 – 1,450
28 – 33
SAT
SCORE
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SCORE
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(Unweighted
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SCORE ALL OTHER CAMPUSES
*Test scores represent students admitted to their first-choice campus HIGH
4.0 scale)
(1,600-point
1,090 – 1,310
scale)
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23 – 30
THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN APPLYING TO PENN STATE
» Review the high school requirements for your intended major at admissions.psu. edu/apply/requirements/4year Some programs have additional math requirements.
» Penn State accepts applications through MyPennState and the Common App. You may complete an application starting August 1 of your senior year
» Submit your Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR). The SRAR is required to complete your application. A high school transcript will not be reviewed in place of the SRAR. Review more infor mation at admissions.psu.edu/apply/srar
» Research campus options. Most students are required to choose two campuses on their application. We will review your application for your firstchoice campus, and if we are unable to offer admission to that campus, we then evaluate you for your alter nate choice campus. Review campus options at admissions.psu.edu/campuses .
» The fall semester at the University Park campus is the most competitive and selective for admission. To give yourself a second review for the University Park campus, consider adding the summer session option to your application. More information can be found at summersession.psu.edu
» Make sure your intended major can be completed at the campus where you plan to ear n your degree. You can review each major and find the starting and ending campuses at admissions.psu.edu/majors .
» A redesigned FAFSA is expected to launch in December 2023 for the 2024 –2 5 award year. Stay tuned for availability and deadlines at studentaid.gov
Accept your offer by paying your deposit.
ADMISSIONS TIMELINE* AUG 1 APPLICATION AVAILABLE DEC FAFSA AVAILABLE NOV 1 EARLY ACTION DEADLINE FEB FAFSA PRIORITY DEADLINE
24 EARLY ACTION DECISIONS RELEASED MAR FINANCIAL AID AWARDING BEGINS
DEC
NATIONAL
MAY 1
ACCEPTANCE DAY
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*Dates relevant for students applying for the 2024 – 2025 award cycle.
FINANCING YOUR
DEGREE A Penn State education is an investment in your future.
APPLYING FOR FINANCIAL AID
Financial aid can be an important part of putting a Penn State degree within reach. Financial aid includes loans, grants, work-study, or scholarships.
» Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at studentaid.gov . To maximize aid eligibility, submit the FAFSA as early as possible after it opens for your award year. Penn State’s Federal School Code is 003329
SCHOLARSHIPS
» All students who are admitted to Penn State and submit a FAFSA are considered for scholarships. Some academic colleges, campuses, and other administrative units require additional information or separate applications.
Explore Penn State scholarships and learn more about the University’s financial aid process at studentaid.psu.edu . TUITION
» Pennsylvania residents must submit their FAFSA by May 1 to be eligible for the Pennsylvania State Grant.
Penn State Yearly Tuition and Fees (2022-23) for estimating purposes only
To estimate your costs to attend Penn State, access the College Cost Calculator at tuition.psu.edu
AND COSTS
Pennsylvania Resident PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PARK $19,286 + $12,984 + $1,854 to 6,615 = $34,124 to 38,885 ALL OTHER PENN STATE CAMPUSES $13,966 to 15,904 + $12,984 + $1,854 to 6,615 = $28,804 to 35,503 TUITION & FEES ROOM & MEALS MISC. COSTS TOTAL Non-Pennsylvania Resident PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PARK $38,651 + $12,984 + $1,854 to 6,615 = $53,489 to 58,250 ALL OTHER PENN STATE CAMPUSES $23,044 to 26,370 + $12,984 + $1,854 to 6,615 = $37,882 to 45,969 TUITION & FEES ROOM & MEALS MISC. COSTS TOTAL
and academic
of study.
NOTE: Miscellaneous costs include travel, personal expenses, books, supplies, etc. and vary by individual
program
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JOIN OUR COMMUNITY
Penn State students are leveraging world-class faculty expertise, research, and entrepreneurial opportunities to shape a brighter future. When you join Penn State, you join a community rooted in inspiring and supporting each other. No matter what you pursue, you will have this community supporting you as both a student and an alum.
NO. 2 GRADUATING CEOS
According to a LinkedIn study of over 12,000 employers on their platform, Penn State graduates more CEOs than all but one other university in the nation.
NO. 5
BEST-TRAINED GRADUATES
Recognized among recruiters for preparing students for careers after graduation, Penn State is ranked in the top five according to a survey of the nation’s top corporate college recruiters.
TOP-RANKED
MILITARY- & VETERAN-FRIENDLY
Dedicated staff, exclusive services, and flexibility are just a few reasons why Penn State is ranked as a military-friendly university. Whether you study on campus or online, you will have access to a wealth of resources to support you.
85 % OF STUDENTS VALUE DIVERSITY-CENTERED CAMPUS EVENTS
Community service, discussions, and training on diversity, equity, and inclusion, allow students to explore different perspectives, cultures, and abilities. Diversity at Penn State improves students’ experiences in the classroom, workplace, and community.
$200M+
RAISED TOWARD PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH
THON™ is the largest studentrun philanthropy in the world committed to enhancing the lives of children and families impacted by childhood cancer. This yearlong effort culminates in a 46-hour dance marathon.
CAMPUS PRIDE INDEX
Penn State received 5 out of 5 stars as an overall campus pride index score. The Campus Pride Index is a national nonprofit organization for student leaders and campus groups working to improve LGBTQ+ environments at colleges and universities.
750K+
ALUMNI NETWORK THAT CONNECTS YOU FOR LIFE
Our alumni network is one of the largest in the world and you can rely on that network for support and opportunities long after you graduate.
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GREATER ALLEGHENY PENN STATE HARRISBURG PENN STATE HAZLETON PENN
STATE LEHIGH VALLEY PENN STATE MONT ALTO PENN STATE NEW KENSINGTON
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