Where is Pennsylvania State University - Schuylkill?

Penn State Schuylkill offers a residential experience with programs geared toward social sciences and professional studies in a supportive environment.

• Business: Associate and bachelor's in business administration.
• Liberal Arts: Communication, criminal justice, English, history, psychology, and sociology.
• Science: Biology and general sciences.
• Rehabilitation and Human Services: Human development and counseling.
• Letters, Arts, and Sciences: Interdisciplinary studies.
• Education: Secondary education tracks.
• Security and Risk Analysis: Homeland security courses.

The campus emphasizes research in social issues and community service. Students participate in internships in government and nonprofits. Schuylkill's curriculum promotes civic responsibility and global awareness. With small classes, it fosters mentorship. Graduates enter fields like law, education, and social work, benefiting from transfer pathways and career support.