Erie, PA
Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Erie-Behrend College

It's a pretty small campus, but feels much larger due to the hills. You have a great view on the walk from AMIC of the rest of campus and Lake Erie on a clear day. Classes are on the smaller side, and the science building is unlocked to everyone on the weekends if you ever need to take a classroom to study or watch movies on without Res Life bothering you.

this is a great school with lots to do. make sure you are involved and stay active on campus whether you live on campus or off campus. the food is basic college food but there are tons of places nearby to go and get great food. greek life is not super important but they are definitely a big voice on campus.

Penn State Behrend is a great place and environment for students. We are highly looked at for our engineering programs, and are even ranked higher than some ivy league schools in that category. Also no one knows this but there are only 4 accredited universities in the country that have the Plastics Engineering Technology major, and Penn State Behrend has the largest lab and support system of any other school in that area. Do not overlook this campus because it is a side campus. We are known as the engineering half of Penn State, and students that stay here either stay because their major is special here, or because they love the environment the university has to offer.

When I first set foot on the campus I knew that Penn State Behrend felt like a second home. The campus had a small student population, but everything is spread out giving it the illusion of a larger college. This college has everything I could ever ask for. The class sizes are small and I will feel more open to participating in extracurricular activities. Also, the teachers and staff are extremely friendly and open to helping me out at any time.

The campus is pretty small and you see a lot of the same people often. This has both pros and cons, but it allows people to build relationships quickly. The weather in Erie is not pleasant but if you can over that I would highly recommend Penn State Behrend.

I could not be happier with my decision to come to Penn State Behrend. I transferred from a community college in Southern Californina and was looking for a new experience. If someone is like me and had little experience with snow, then Erie is the place! Everyone is friendly and the small class sizes mean you can get one on one attention from your professors. Not to mention the Penn State degree can not be beat!

I think that Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Erie-Behrend College is an amazing place to attend college, especially if you are pursuing a degree in engineering. The professors are amazing to work with and are always ready to assist. I definitely recommend this college to anyone!

Penn State University is a wonderful environment to grow in. The school is amazing with outstanding people and the environment itself of Pennsylvania is breath taking. Penn states academic environments promote growth and equality. The professors coach their students thoroughly and make it easy it get assignments in

A few Rude professors and there is a strong bias in the campus that carries over to grades. Also a few "over the top" prof. I had quite a few close friends and family members pass while here and it was a sin to miss school to bury them. While I did get to makeup, my grades heavily suffered. That being said there is some really amazing prof. here which is why I gave it 2/5

Over all I really enjoy being a student here. All of the academics are great with passionate teachers that you can talk one on one if you need. There are clubs and intramural teams ad well as plenty of other activities for everyone. the only thing that I wish was that it was bigger but many people lover the size and feel of the campus.