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Undergraduate Application

1 Academic Choices for Baccalaureate Degrees

First-Year Student Baccalaureate

Degree Admission Criteria

Special Academic Program Opportunities

Transfer Student Baccalaureate

Degree Admission Criteria

2 Frequently Asked Questions

3 Completing the Application

General Information

Admission Information

Campus Selection

Mailing Instructions

Inside back cover Penn State Campuses

A1 Application

Insert M Penn State Majors

Baccalaureate Degree Majors

Baccalaureate Major Notes and Advisories

Special Academic Program Opportunities

Associate Degree Majors

Associate Major Notes and Advisories

>Contents

Please read all application information before completing the application form. Remove the application from this booklet and

answer all questions in the appropriate sections of the application. Failure to complete the application accurately may delay

the evaluation of your application. You should keep the application instructions and a copy of your completed application for

your records. Note: The University may make changes in its policies, procedures, and educational offerings at any time.

This application cannot be used to apply for admission to the Pennsylvania College of Technology. Students interested in attending Penn College

should contact the Admissions Office at 570-327-4761 or visit the Penn College website at pct.edu

First-Year Student Baccalaureate (Four-Year) Degree Admission Criteria

>Academic Choices for Baccalaureate (Four-Year) Degrees

High School Requirements

The minimum high school units required for admission to baccalaureate degree programs are as follows:

Math— Three units of mathematics are required (four are recommended) selected from any combination of algebra, geometry, and

trigonometry. One-half unit of trigonometry or higher level math within the required units is necessary for majors in the Colleges of

Business, Earth and Mineral Sciences, Engineering, Information Sciences and Tech nology, and Science; and by all other Business,

Engi neering/Engineering Technology, and Science programs.

All other colleges, as well as the Division of Under grad uate Studies, require three units of mathematics (four are recommended)

selected from any combination of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry.

Transfer Student Baccalaureate Degree (Four-Year) Admission Criteria

Language—

Two units in a single world language other than English are required. However, a student may be admitted with fewer

than two units, but must correct this deficiency by the time s/he earns 60 credits or graduates from Penn State, whichever comes

first.

Special Academic Program Opportunities

Schreyer Honors College

Schreyer Honors College is Penn State’s undergraduate honors program for students of exceptional academic achievement and

research or creative potential.

Note: Consideration for the Schreyer Honors College requires (in addition to the regular Penn State admission application) a

separate application, which is reviewed by the Faculty Selection Committee. You can access this application at shc.psu.edu.

Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate Credit

Penn State cooperates with the College Board in the Advanced Placement (AP) program. Credit may be awarded for Advanced

Placement examinations, depending upon the grade earned on the examinations.

If you have taken Higher Level Examinations in the Inter national Baccalaureate program or have studied sub jects at the advanced

level in some foreign educational systems, you also may be eligible to receive Penn State credit.

Details are available from admissions officers at each Penn State campus or at admissions.psu.edu.

Services for Students with Disabilities

Penn State encourages academically qualified students with disabilities to take advantage of its educational programs. It is the policy

of the University not to discriminate against per sons with disabilities in its admission policies or procedures or its educational pro-

grams, services, and activities.

Students anticipating the need for accommodations, both before and after enrollment, are encouraged to con tact the Office for

Disability Services at University Park campus (116 Boucke Building, 814-863-1807 V/TTY) or the di rector of student affairs at other

Penn State campuses. Ad ditional information can be found at equity.psu.edu/ods .

Penn State expects transfer students to apply for admission using the web application available at admissions.psu.edu.

For more information on transfer requirements, visit admissions.psu.edu/info/future/transfer .

Please read all application information before completing the application form. Remove the application from this booklet

and answer all questions in the appropriate sections of the application. Failure to complete the application accurately

may delay the evaluation of your application. You should keep the application instructions and a copy of your completed

application for your records.

Note: The University may make changes in its policies, procedures, and educational offerings at any time.

This application cannot be used to apply for admission to the Pennsylvania College of Technology. Students interested in attending Penn College

should contact the Admissions Office at 570-327-4761 or visit the Penn College website at pct.edu .

Does Penn State offer an early decision/action program?

No, Penn State does not use an early decision/action program in its admission process.

How long after filing my application will I receive a response?

In general, if your complete application and credentials are received in the Undergraduate Admissions Office by Novem-

ber 30, your an ticipated notification date should typically be no later than January 31. If your applica tion and cre dentials

are received by December 31, your anticipated notification date should typically be no later than February 28. And if

your complete application and credentials are received in Undergraduate Admissions on or after January 1, your antici-

pated notification date should typically be after March 1. Decisions for programs that include an audition, interview, or

port folio review may require a longer review period.

Transfer students are also encouraged to file appli ca tions as early as possible, preferably online and by February 1, for

summer session or fall semester. Transfer students filing complete applications by that date can anticipate notification by

April 1. Students filing applications after January 1 can anticipate notification in late spring.

How can I check the status of my application?

For general information, you may use the status check feature available through your MyPennState account.

What will Penn State evaluate when considering my application for admission?

Admission decisions for Penn State are based on a variety of factors, all viewed in relation to each other. The most im-

portant factor, the student’s high school performance, accounts for approximately two-thirds of the admission decision for

first-year students. The remaining one-third of the decision is based on other factors, which may include standardized test

scores (students taking the ACT are required to complete and submit the writing component), personal statements, and

activities lists.

Should I send letters of recommendation?

Letters of recommendation are not considered in the evaluation.

Are interviews required?

Interviews are not typically required as part of the admission evaluation. Those academic colleges or majors that do make

use of an interview, audition, or portfolio review are indicated in the application instructions.

May I schedule a visit to one of the Penn State campuses?

Penn State encourages all potential applicants to visit the campus(es) of their choice. Programs and schedules vary from

location to location, so you should contact the admissions office at your campus of choice for specific information or go to

admissions.psu.edu

Does Penn State consider extracurricular activities or part-time employment in its evaluation?

Typically, Penn State has not used this information in reviewing every application. However, we encourage you to provide

both the activities information and personal statement on the application form so it is available for review when we be-

lieve it is appropriate.

Will my chances for admission be affected if I apply for financial aid?

No, our admission process is not affected by financial need. Admission decisions and student aid awards are made inde-

pendently by two separate administrative offices.

>Frequently Asked Questions

General Information

>Completing the Application

Filing Date

For first-year students, we recommend that complete applications (including high school transcript and SAT or ACT scores) be filed

by November 30, although there is no dead line for filing an application. Individuals filing an application after November 30 will find

admission to pop ular programs and campuses, as well as the availability of housing at campuses other than University Park limited.

( A p p l i c a t i o n Q u e s t i o n # 1 )

First-Year Students

First-year students are applicants who will have earned high school diplomas or the equivalent by the time they enroll at Penn State.

These ap plicants include high school graduates attending other regionally accredited colleges or universities who have attempted

fewer than 18 semester credits, and individuals who have enrolled in other institutions before graduating from high school, regard-

less of the number of credits at tempted.

Transfer Students

Transfer students must have earned high school diplomas or the equivalent and have attempted at least 18 semester credits at other

regionally accredited colleges or universities be fore enrolling at Penn State.

( A p p l i c a t i o n Q u e s t i o n # 2 )

First-Year Students—Spring Semester Admission

Complete applications with all credentials (including high school transcript and SAT or ACT scores) for spring semester admission

should be received by November 1. Applicants will be informed of the admission decision by mid-December.

Transfer Students—Spring Semester Admission

Penn State expects transfer students to apply for admission using the web application available at

admissions.psu.edu

. Complete

applications for spring semester admission should be received by October 15. Applicants will be notified of the admission decision

by mid-December.

CAMPUS SECURITY CRIME STATISTICS The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act and Pennsylvania Act

of 1988 require that crime statistics for Pennsylvania colleges and universities be made available to applicants upon request. Penn State’s combined

Annual Security and Annual Fire Safety Report includes statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus, in

certain off-campus buildings owned or controlled by the University, and on public property within or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the

campus. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security, such as those concerning alcohol and drug use, crime prevention,

the reporting of crimes, sexual assault, and other matters. You may obtain this information for the Penn State campus to which you are applying by

accessing the website at www.police.psu.edu/clery/ A printed copy of the report may be obtained by writing to University Police & Public Safety, The

Pennsylvania State University, Eisenhower Parking Deck, University Park PA 16802-6703 or by calling 814-865-1864.

Penn State encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommo-

dation or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact 814-865-5471 in advance of your participation or visit.

This publication is available in alternative media on request.

The Pennsylvania State University is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to programs, facilities, admission, and employment without

regard to personal characteristics not related to ability, performance, or qualifications as determined by University policy or by state or federal authorities. It is the

policy of the University to maintain an academic and work environment free of discrimination, including harassment. The Pennsylvania State University prohibits dis-

crimination and harassment against any person because of age, ancestry, color, disability or handicap, national origin, race, religious creed, sex, sexual orientation,

gender identity, or veteran status. Discrimination or harassment against faculty, staff, or students will not be tolerated at The Pennsylvania State University. Direct

all inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policy to the Affirmative Action Director, The Pennsylvania State University, 328 Boucke Building, University Park, PA

16802-2801; Tel 814-863-0471 V/TTY.

This brochure is published by the Undergraduate Admissions Office.

Produced by the Penn State Department of University Marketing.

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*This application cannot be used to apply for admission to the Pennsylvania College of Technology. Students interested in attending Penn College should contact its admissions office.

Campus Selection

( A p p l i c a t i o n Q u e s t i o n # 3 1 )

If you plan to enroll in a baccalaureate (four-year) pro gram, you may begin the majority of our programs at any campus.

First-year admission to University Park campus is highly competitive. Historically, about 60 percent of our first-year students begin

their studies—and spend as many as two years—at a campus other than University Park. Your final choice of major will determine

where you complete your junior and senior years.

If you plan to enroll in an associate degree (two-year) pro gram, be sure to select a campus where the program is offered. Associate

degree programs are generally not available at University Park campus.

Your credentials for acceptance will be evaluated for each campus, in the order you specify. If you fulfill the entrance requirements for

your first-choice campus, you will be accepted there.

College/Postsecondary Attendance

( A p p l i c a t i o n Q u e s t i o n # 2 5 )

First-Year Applicants

First-year applicants who have taken any college work should have the registrar of the institution(s) attended send us an official

transcript of all work completed to date. A final, official transcript will be required when all work is completed. A cumulative colle-

giate grade-point average of 2.0 (C) on a 4.0 scale, computed in the manner used for Penn State students, is the minimum University

require ment for admission consideration.

Transfer Applicants

Transfer applicants should forward official transcripts from all institutions attended, in the original, sealed envelope provided by

those schools. A final tran script is required when all work is completed.

Even if you enrolled for a brief time and did not com plete courses or earn credit, you must have the registrar send us a transcript or

an official letter verifying that you with drew in good standing. Failure to provide a list of all col leges and universities attended may

result in a delayed admission decision, loss of transfer credit, and/or cancella tion of admission.*

*Please note: Two years of full-time college course work are required for transfer to University Park campus.

Admission Information

Application Fee and Counselor Page

You must attach to page 1 of the application a check or a money

order for $50 payable to The Pennsylvania State University. This

application fee is not refundable. The application fee for interna-

tional students (non-U.S. citizens) is $65.

If you are currently attending high school, give the completed

application, stamped return envelope, and application fee to

your high school principal, head master, or counselor. The ap-

propriate official at your school must provide the information

requested and mail your application to Penn State’s Under-

graduate Admis sions Office with the application fee and an

official high school transcript attached. Applicants no longer

enrolled in high school must have their high school transcripts

and/or GED forwarded to the Undergraduate Admissions Office.

All application materials must be sent to:

Undergraduate Admissions Office

The Pennsylvania State University

201 Shields Building

University Park PA 16802-1294

(Should you need to correspond with the Undergraduate

Admissions Office for any reason, be sure to include your

full name and complete address.)

SAT and ACT Scores

Have your SAT or ACT scores sent directly to Undergraduate

Admissions from the ap propriate testing agency. Penn State’s

SAT code is 2660; the ACT code is 3656.

Exceptions to the requirement for standardized test scores (SAT/

ACT) will be granted to adult learners who have been out of

high school for five or more years, or who are veterans of the

U.S. Armed Forces with four or more years of ser vice.

>Mailing Instructions

Undergraduate Admissions Application

G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N

Type of admission you are applying for:

■

First-year *

■

Transfer

* First-year applicants for admission are strongly encouraged to apply by November 30.

Indicate semester/session and year you would like to begin classes:

■ Spring Semester 20 __ __ ■ Summer Session 20 __ __ ■ Fall Semester 20 __ __

Name

(last) (first) (middle) (suffix) (former last)

Social Security number

■■■ ■■ ■■■■

● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

Permanent address

(number) (street)

(city) (state) (zip code)

(home phone with area code) (country)

(student cell phone with area code)

(student e-mail address)

Birthdate

■■ ■■ ■■■■

month day year

Gender

■ Female ■ Male

Racial/ethnic background

Is your ethnicity Hispanic/Latino

(Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican,

South or Central American, or other

Spanish culture of origin?)

■ Yes ■ No

What is your race? (Select all that apply.)

■ White

■ Black or African American

■ Asian

■ American Indian or Alaska Native

■ Native Hawaiian or other

Pacific Islander

Your citizenship status:

■ U. S. citizen

■ Permanent resident of the United

States , not a U.S. citizen

■ International student living in the U.S.

■ International student living outside

the U.S.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

Select summer session here only

if it is your first choice. Sum-

mer session start dates vary by

campus. (World Campus students

should select the next available

semester.)

If you have a U.S. Social Secu-

rity number (SSN), it will be kept

secure and will not be used as

your primary source of identifica-

tion. You will be assigned a PSU

ID number. We do not require your

SSN, but if you do not provide it,

financial aid, tax reporting, and

many other services may not be

available to you. International ap-

plicants who do not have a Social

Security number should leave this

question blank.

Federal law requires that

institutions of higher education

gather the following information

regarding the ethnicity and race

of its students and employees.

Your individual information will be

kept strictly confidential. The law

only requires institutions to report

aggregate totals for each category.

This information is intended solely

for federal statistical and reporting

purposes and programs, as well as

the Commonwealth of Pennsylva-

nia Plan for Equal Opportunity in

the State-Supported Institutions of

Higher Education.

Permanent residents of the United

States who are not citizens are

encouraged to choose the racial/

ethnic indicators that best match

their background.

Your $50 application fee,

payable to The Pennsylvania

State University, should be

attached here. The fee is $65

for international applicants.

The application fee

is not refundable.

Penn State highly recommends students apply on the web at admissions.psu.edu.

Please read all instructions before completing the form. It is recommended that you print in blue or black ink.

Are you a resident of Pennsylvania?

■ Yes (one year or more) ■ No

■ Yes (less than one year)

If you are younger than 24, provide the name(s), address(es),

residency status, and education level of your parent(s)

or guardian(s).

■ Mother ■ Guardian

(last) (first) (initial)

(number) (street)

(city) (state) (zip code) (country)

(phone with area code) (email address)

Resident of Pennsylvania

■

Yes

(more than one year) ■

Yes

(less than one year) ■

Select the highest level of education completed by this person:

■ Less than High School ■ High School Diploma/GED

■ Trade/Technical Certificate ■ Associate Degree (Two-Year)

■ Baccalaureate Degree (Four-Year) ■ Post Baccalaureate

■ Father ■ Guardian

(last) (first) (initial)

(number) (street)

(city) (state) (zip code) (country)

(phone with area code) (email address)

Resident of Pennsylvania

■

Yes

(more than one year) ■

Yes

(less than one year) ■

Select the highest level of education completed by this person:

■

Less than High School

■

High School Diploma/GED

■ Trade/Technical Certificate ■ Associate Degree (Two-Year)

■ Baccalaureate Degree (Four-Year) ■ Post Baccalaureate

If you indicate Pennsylvania

residency in Question #10 or

parent/guardian Pennsylvania

residency in Question #11, but you

are attending an out-of-state high

school or show an out-of-state

permanent address in Question #5,

attach documentary evidence of

residency and check here

■

Names are required for completion

of Question #10. Addresses are

required only if they are differ-

ent from the address you have

provided in Question #5.

Is English your native language?

■ Yes ■ No

Are you now or have you ever been in

the U.S. military?

■ Yes ■ No

■

Active duty

Entry date

■■ ■■■■

month year

Discharge date ■■ ■■■■

month year

Branch

Character of service

or type of discharge

■

Reserve/National Guard duty

Entry date

■■ ■■■■

month year

Discharge date ■■ ■■■■

month year

Branch

Indicate whether any of your immediate

relatives are Penn State alumni:

■

Father

■

Mother

■ Sister/Brother

■ Grandparent

■ Spouse

■

Son/Daughter

International

Applicants

In addition to meeting all

admission requirements, an

in ternational applicant whose

native language is not English

must satisfy the language profi-

ciency by completing any one of

the following:

—a minimum Test of English as

a Foreign Language (TOEFL)

score of 80 on the Internet-

based TOEFL or 550 on the

paper exam is required to

demonstrate proficiency in

English

—a minimum International

English Language Testing

System (IELTS) score of 6.5 on

the academic test

—Scholastic Assessment Test

(SAT) score of 530 or higher on

the critical reading section

—ACT score of 24 of higher on

the English section

—International General Certifi-

cate of Secondary Education

(IGCSE) score of A, B, or C on

the English language exam

—International Baccalaureate

(IB) score of 5 or higher on the

English A1 or 2 exam

The official score report for

TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, and ACT must

be sent directly from the testing

center.

For IGCSE and IB, the official

transcript must be submitted.

An international applicant plan-

ning to study in the United States

must submit official documen-

tation verifying that adequate

financial resources are avail able

to attend the University. Financial

aid is not available to interna-

tional undergraduate students.

Please note: Beginning with

Summer 2015 admission, all

first-year international appli-

cants will be required to sub-

mit either SAT or ACT scores.

Scores should be sent directly

to Undergraduate Admissions

from the appropriate testing

agency. Penn State’s SAT code

is 2660; the ACT code is 3656.

A D M I S S I O N I N F O R M A T I O N

Please choose the option that suits you best:

■ High school junior interested in early college enroll-

ment, projected graduation date

■■ ■■■■

month year

■ High school senior, projected graduation date

■■ ■■■■

month year

■ High school graduate, graduation date

■■ ■■■■

month year

■ Hold a high school equivalency diploma (GED)

date ■■ ■■■■ ■■

month year state granted

■ Taking/have taken college course work for credit

■ College graduate

High School Name and Address

(name)

(number) (street)

(city) (state) (zip code) (country)

If you are in high school, list the courses you are taking

this academic year. Indicate if the course is advanced

placement (AP), honors (H), or International Baccalaure-

ate (IB).

CHECK the math and science subjects you

have completed with a passing grade. If you

are a high school senior, include the subjects

you are taking this year. Do not include any

failed subjects.

Mathematics

■ Algebra I ■ Math Analysis

■ Algebra II ■ Advanced Math

■ Algebra III ■ Pre-Calculus

■ Geometry ■ Calculus

■ Elementary ■ Statistics

Functions

■ Other:

■ Trigonometry

Science

■ Biology ■ Chemistry

■ Physics ■ Other

Please indicate the NUMBER of years of

each foreign language you have taken.

Foreign Language

Spanish Other:

French

German Other:

Chinese

Russian

Have you ever enrolled or are you scheduled

to enroll in high school honors, advanced

placement (AP), or International Baccalaure-

ate (IB) courses?

■

Yes

■

If yes, how many courses? ■■

Have you previously completed an

application for undergraduate admission to

Penn State within the last two years?

■

Yes

■■■■

■

year

Have you taken any academic course work

for credit at Penn State?

■ Yes ■ No

If yes, last attended:

■ Spring ■ Summer ■ Fall

Year

■■■■

Total credits earned ■■■

If you are not in high school, it is

your responsibility to have your of-

ficial transcript sent by your former

high school to the Undergraduate

Admissions Office at the University

Park campus.

If you hold a high school equivalen-

cy diploma (GED), you must provide

a copy of your GED test scores

or a copy of your high school

equivalency diploma and an official

copy of your high school record

from ninth grade until the time you

withdrew from high school.

A P P L I C A N T N A M E

(write in language and years)

Students seeking reenrollment to

the University after an interrup-

tion in enrollment of four or more

calendar years may be eligible for

“Academic Renewal.” Contact

the Registrar at any Penn State

campus for information about

reenrollment.

Have you ever been dropped for poor academic per-

formance from Penn State or any other institution?

■ Yes ■ No

Submit with your application of-

ficial transcripts from all postsec-

ondary institutions attended in the

original, sealed envelopes provided

by those institutions.

If you need more space for listing

institutions or courses, attach ad-

ditional sheets of paper with

the appropriate information.

Have you ever been dismissed/suspended for disci-

plinary reasons from secondary school,

Penn State, or any other institution?

■ Yes ■ No

For correct program names and

codes, use the baccalaureate

chart that begins on page M1 or

the associate degree chart that be-

gins on page M8 of the Penn State

Majors insert. Please be sure to

review the appropriate high school

and transfer requirements.

If yes, you must provide a letter of explanation with

your application.

If yes, you must provide a letter of explanation with your

application.

RNs seeking admission to a nurs-

ing major must attach verification

of RN status.

List all college or formal postsecondary schools attended, beginning with the institution where you are

currently attending or most recently attended.

Type of Credit

(semester,

quarter, unit)

Number

of Future

Credits

Planned

Number of

Credits in

Progress

Number

of Credits

Attempted

Dates Attended

Begin–End

List all college or postsecondary credit courses you are currently taking at

(institution) (city, state) (semester/year)

Course Abbreviation and Number Course Title Number of Credits

List all college or postsecondary credit courses you plan to take at

(institution) (semester/year)

Course Abbreviation and Number Course Title Number of Credits

A C A D E M I C C H O I C E S

From the list provided, indicate below the name of the major area of study you wish to pursue at Penn State.

Choice of major

Institution Name City/State

Make sure your major is available at your ending campus and that the campus matches your answer to Question #33.

Have you ever pleaded guilty or no contest, participated in a presentencing diversion program and/or

been convicted of a criminal offense, or are there criminal charges pending against you at this time?

■ Yes ■ No

If yes, you must provide a letter of explanation with your application.

Are you a 3-2 Engineering student at a cooperating institution? ■ Yes ■ No

Are you a Registered Nurse? ■ Yes ■ No

If yes, indicate date you took or plan to take the State Nursing Boards ■■ ■■■■

month year

U N I V E R S I T Y C A M P U S E S

Select one first choice starting campus and one alternate choice starting campus:

Use the map on the inside back

cover for approximate location of

Penn State campuses.

Students who begin their studies

in the summer at University Park

campus continue in the fall semester

at University Park.

First Choice Alternate Choice

Abington

Altoona *

Beaver *

Berks *

Fayette

Greater Allegheny *

Harrisburg *

Hazleton *

Wilkes-Barre †

Worthington Scranton †

York †

World Campus

Schuylkill *

Shenango

University Park *

A P P L I C A N T N A M E

All Penn State campuses have privately owned housing in the communities they serve. Those designated with the following

symbols provide residence hall experiences. * Indicates University-owned housing with residence hall experiences. † Indicates

privately owned housing with residence hall experiences.

If fall semester at University Park campus is your first choice and, if after our evaluation we have determined that

we are not able to offer fall semester at University Park, would you like to be evaluated to begin summer session

at University Park?

■ Yes

(the six-week summer session)

■ No

Select an ending campus:

CEEB

Trans Req 9 10 11 12 GED

GPA W U

Pos W Size W Pos Size Rank Fifth

A B C D F

EX: Y N

Undergraduate

Admissions Office

Use Only

Brandywine

DuBois †

Erie*

Lehigh Valley

Mont Alto *

New Kensington †

Abington

Altoona *

Beaver *

Berks *

Brandywine

DuBois †

Erie*

Fayette

Greater Allegheny *

Harrisburg *

Hazleton *

Lehigh Valley

Mont Alto *

New Kensington †

Schuylkill *

Shenango

University Park *

Wilkes-Barre †

Worthington Scranton †

York †

World Campus

I certify that the answers I have provided to the questions on this application are complete and accurate. I understand

that falsification or omission of information on this application, my credentials, and/or other documents, can, at Penn

State’s sole discretion, result in the denial or revocation of admission.

Applicant Signature

Date ■■ ■■ ■■■■

month day year

NOTE: For earliest first-year student consideration, complete applications for fall/summer should be received

in the Undergraduate Admissions Office by

November 30

. Please allow sufficient time for your high school guidance

office to complete the appropriate sections of the application and to forward all documentation so it may arrive

in the admissions office by this date.

Arrange for Penn State (SAT code #2660 or ACT code #3656) to receive your scores directly from the appropriate

testing service. All scores are valid, regardless of the year taken.