Pennsylvania State University - Penn State (reviews)

The uni has an extreme amount of resources for students in every field, including engineering. There are a lot of research opportunities, clubs, part-time jobs, e.t.c. The work life balance can be good depending on your degree and the number of extracurriculars you do, but in your free time, there is always a large number of fun things you can do.

Penn State University is a remarkable institution where academics, campus life, and community involvement intertwine to create a fulfilling college experience. With its wide array of academic programs, top-tier faculty, vibrant campus environment, and commitment to service, Penn State provides students with a quality education. Choosing Penn State means joining a tight-knit community and embarking on a journey towards personal growth, academic achievement, and lifelong memories. The accommodations are comfortable and are on campus for the first and second year students. there is also a lot to do in the city and so many different opportunities for students here.

So far, my experience at Penn State has been great. The professors I have had the pleasure of having, have been amazing. Not only that, but Penn State’s alumni network is one of the best, if not the best, in the country. On top of that, there are so many clubs and activities you can get involved in.

This university provides great opportunities if you make use of them. The classes are usually big depending on your major so you often have to fend for yourself and there is usually no relationship with the professors. There are plenty of clubs so I would advice anyone attending to go to the involvement fair to see what they have access to. The Paul Robeson center is also a safe space for people of color so make sure to check that out in the hub. Everywhere you go, you are always going to meet a penn stater and I think that is awesome.