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Penn State is located in University Park, Pennsylvania.
Penn State has campuses all over the State of Pennsylvania.
Penn State Campuses- Penn State Abington
- Penn State Altoona
- Penn State Beaver
- Penn State Berks
- Penn State Brandywine
- Penn State DuBois
- Penn State Erie, The Behrend College
- Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus
- Penn State Greater Allegheny
- Penn State Harrisburg
- Penn State Hazleton
- Penn State Lehigh Valley
- Penn State Mont Alto
- Penn State New Kensington
- Penn State Schuylkill
- Penn State Shenango
- Penn State Wilkes-Barre
- Penn State Worthington Scranton
- Penn State York
What else can I help you with?
When was Penn State University Press created?
Penn State University Press was created in 1956.
Where is penn state main campus?
University Park, Pennsylvania
Is Penn State a Catholic school?
No, it is a state university.
Where is the Penn State Paranormal Research Society?
They work out of Penn State University, PA.
Is Penn State University a Public Ivy?
This is a tough one to answer clearly. Penn State is a state-related university under its official classification. This means that the state does not have direct control over the university, however, Penn State receives substantial funding from the state. In this sense, most regard it as a "public" university, but the exact classification is unclear.
What famouse university is in state college Pennsylvania?
Penn State
When was Penn State University College of Agricultural Sciences created?
Penn State University College of Agricultural Sciences was created in 1861.
When is spring break at Penn State University?
Penn State University Spring Break 2009: March 9-13 (Mon-Fri)
How long does it take from state university of new york to Penn state university?
depends on to which SUNY
What is the meaning of PSU?
Penn State University
What does Penn State University specialize in?
Medical?
What city is Penn State located in?
Technically it is located in University Park, PA. But, the borough surrounding the campus is State College, PA.
