When World Campus first opened in 1998, taking university courses online and earning a degree were still relatively new concepts. Today, you can earn your degree online from countless sources.
Penn State World Campus is the centralized online delivery unit of Penn State that works with academic units and colleges to deliver more than 150 undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs online to learners at a distance. Penn State launched the World Campus in 1998 in order to make online degree programs available to students beyond the reach of our physical campuses. Today, Penn State World Campus specializes in serving adult learners, corporate partners, and the military.
The Global Student Satisfaction Awards empower students across the globe to determine the best universities of 2019. By rating institutions on a scale from 1 to 5, on multiple studies-related questions, we found the top educators in the world.
The University Libraries share in the Penn State Online | World Campus mission to make sure you have access to a quality academic experience online.
As a student in a World Campus and Penn State Online course you have access to the 8th largest research library in North America, vested in delivering world-class library resources and services directly to you.
Penn State World Campus is the second largest campus in The Pennsylvania State University system with nearly 18,000 students.
Together with the ISIC Association and British Council IELTS, Studyportals offers you the chance to receive up to £10000 to expand your horizon and study abroad. We want to ultimately encourage you to study abroad in order to experience and explore new countries, cultures and languages.
I really enjoyed earning my Bachelors degree through Penn State World Campus. I was able to continue working while I earned my degree and the online classes are flexible as well as challenging. The online system is easy to use and I never had trouble getting started in my classes. The one downfall I had to studying at Penn State was that almost every semester there was...
