Pennsylvania State University: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

• Many international students come to the University Park Airport in State College, Pennsylvania.
• State College is served by bus from New York City, Washington, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Pittsburgh, with links from the west.
• Amtrak's closest stops to State College are in Lewistown, about 30 miles to the east, and Altoona, about 45 miles to the southwest, with two trains arriving each day from the east and west.

• With the extensive resources available at the college, nineteen sites around Pennsylvania are explicitly dedicated to Smeal College of Business students.
• The Penn State University Park campus, which is next to the town of State College, Pennsylvania, is home to the Smeal College of Business. 
• Smeal is headquartered in the Business Building, a 210,000-square-foot tower near the campus's eastern end.
• Classrooms and office spaces are available, video-conferencing technologies, team study and recruiter interview rooms, a café, and the college's Rogers Family Trading Room.
• The William and Joan Schreyer Business Library serves Smeal College of Business students, teachers, and staff. The collections of Penn State University Libraries contain many print volumes, online resources, DVD and streaming films, maps, and archive documents. 
• The college also provides aquatics to its students, where they can participate in aquafitness, swim school, and aquatics-related courses.

There are several clubs and organizations that enhance the collegiate experience.

• The college has a gym, student clubs, and organizations on each campus specific to the student's degree option.
• Athletics at the college are broad, with disciplines such as Archery, Equestrian, Kendo, Skiing, Volleyball, Wrestling, and various others available to students.
• The Pennsylvania State University Cost of living is around $30,000 to $40,000.
• With the on-campus diversity and the need for cultural immersion, the institution offers a Multicultural Outreach programme that allows students to participate in various cultural activities.

Off-campus and on-campus accommodation choices and a variety of eating services are available at the college.

• The college has 11 housing options for undergraduates, alumni, and families, with each category differentiated.
• Dining facilities are available in the East Halls Residence Area, North Halls Residence Area at Warnock Commons, Pollock Commons, South Halls Residence Area, and West Halls Residence Area.
• Student housing is available in Erie (Behrend) Housing, Brandywine Housing, Greater Allegheny Housing, and Hazleton Housing Residence Halls Standard Suites.
• The average rent for housing at the University is 17,400 USD (1,349,650 INR) per year.