Penn State Shenango is the Shenango campus of Pennsylvania State University. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

School Overview

Location: Located in the center of Sharon City on the western border of Pennsylvania, about 90 minutes' drive from Pittsburgh and Erie. There are many natural and cultural landscapes around, providing students with a certain amount of leisure and cultural activities.

Campus size: The campus covers an area of ​​15 acres and is relatively small. The number of students is about 462, creating a warm and close campus community, and the relationship between teachers and students and between students is closer.

School nature and type: As part of Pennsylvania State University, it is a four-year public school.

School website: https://shenango.psu.edu/.

Academic situation

Major settings: 8 bachelor's degree and 5 associate degree programs are offered, covering fields such as healthcare, business, supply chain and social sciences. In addition, students can also start studying any of Pennsylvania State University's 275 majors at this campus through the 2+2 program, and then transfer to the University Park campus or other campuses to complete their degrees.

Teaching resources and faculty: With the strong academic resources of Pennsylvania State University, including top research institutions, professional teaching teams and a large alumni network, students' learning and future development are strongly supported. The student-teacher ratio of this campus is 9:1, and teachers can give students more full attention and personalized guidance.

Teaching features: Focus on practical teaching and students' practical operation ability training. Through cooperation with local enterprises and institutions, students are provided with internships, practical projects and other opportunities, so that students can accumulate experience in actual operations and improve their employment competitiveness.

Student Life

Clubs and Activities: There are 13 student clubs and organizations, covering academic, governance, professional, service, social and other types, such as academic clubs, professional associations, volunteer service organizations, etc., providing students with a rich variety of extracurricular activities to meet students' different interests and development needs.

Sports: The school's men's basketball team and women's volleyball team are members of the Pennsylvania State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) and the United States University Athletic Association (USCAA), and participate in various sports competitions. Students can exercise their bodies and cultivate teamwork spirit and competitive awareness through participating in sports activities.

Accommodation options: There are private off-campus housing around the school for students to choose from, providing students with a variety of accommodation options.

Admissions

Admission requirements: The most important admission factor for the school is GPA, and standardized test scores are also important. In addition, alumni relations, application essays, personality/character, extracurricular activities, etc. will also be considered as admissions factors.