Location
- A beautiful 51-acre hillside commuter campus overlooking the historic city of York
- Seven major buildings (including the Pullo Family Performing Arts Center), athletic fields, tennis courts, and several acres of woodland
- Suburban metropolitan area of more than 442,000
Programs Offered
- Twelve Baccalaureate Degrees
- Eight baccalaureate minors with additional ones available depending on course work available
- First two years of more than 275 Penn State academic programs
- Five associate degrees, with nearly 100 percent job placement
- Master of Education in Teaching and Curriculum, other graduate courses and professional development programs for educators
- Credit, noncredit, and certificate continuing education courses
- Day, evening, and Saturday classes
Students
- Our campus community includes both traditional (18–24) and adult (24 or older) students
- 90 percent commuters, 10 percent in off-campus housing
- 96 percent of students live within forty miles
Financial Aid
- 76 percent of eligible students receive some form of aid (loans, scholarships, grants, work-study)
- $1.5 million awarded
Faculty
- Student to Faculty Ratio 11 to 1
- Average class size of 15
Campus Life
- More than twenty student clubs and organizations
- Six collegiate sports