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What percent of US college graduates graduated from Penn State?
As of the most recent statistics, approximately 0.9% of U.S. college graduates are from Penn State University. This estimate is based on the total number of degrees conferred by Penn State in relation to the overall number of college degrees awarded in the United States. The exact percentage may vary slightly year to year, but it generally remains around this figure.
What US President went to Penn State?
James Buchanan
What was the original ratio of US Representatives to the citizens in the state?
the original ratio is 1:3,000
What is the best party school in the US?
Wvu or penn state (wvu= west Virginia university)
What was the name of the institution in US where Antonin Dvorak was director for three years?
Penn State University
How many college graduates in 2007 in US?
"How many college graduates in 2007 in US?"
How do you spell Pencyllvania?
The US state (one of the original 13 colonies) is spelled Pennsylvania, after its founder, William Penn.
Which US State has highest ratio between salary and cost of living?
Alabama
What state is Penn Station located in?
There are several Penn Stations located in the US but the most famous is by far Pennsylvania Station (known as Penn Station) in New York City, New York. See Related Links for more information about the station.
What is the basis for number of US representatives for each state?
The ratio of each state's population to the population of all the states at the time of the last official census should equal the ratio of the state's Representatives to all the Representatives.
What is the US state with the greatest ratio of people to land area?
The US state with the highest water to land ratio is Alaska. Alaska has a water to land ratio of 60.40%, which is the highest of any US state. Alaska is followed by Hawaii (37.20%), Florida (30.90%), and Rhode Island (30.50%).
What state name comes from the founder William penn and a latin word that means woods?
Penns' Woods was the orginial name of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, a state in the US.
