School of Business & Computer Technologies

"All my teachers knew my name even if it was a class outside of my major. Within my majors each teacher knew what my goals were and took time to help me achieve them."

"As a non-traditional student, this program gave me the opportunity to work towards my degree while working full-time and raising a family. It provided me with the flexibility I needed to complete my education."

"I plan to go to law school."

Proud of the College's Penn State affiliation, Gail, who was president of the campus Legal Society, turned her internship with a local law office into a paralegal position.

"Penn College teachers have really impressed me. I have had some really excellent teachers that can serve as more then just instructors. They are fun, personable, and just really enjoy their classes. I have had some challenging teachers but all have proved to be fair and understanding. Small class sizes and 1 on 1 feeling in each class helps a ton as well. The schools gorgeous looks also make me proud."

"I have always been a 'computer guy' and knew that I would want to work with computers as my profession. After touring Penn College, I was more than impressed with the Information Security program and that is what I enrolled in. The aspect of not just networking but securing computers and being able to get a Bachelor's degree in it was very appealing."

"An internship was required with my degree. At first, I wasn't looking forward to having to find an internship; however, I would have to say that my whole experience was a great one. My professor did a great job of helping me find the perfect internship. I fit right in at my internship and was able to learn a lot of things about the accounting field. After my internship was done, they offered me a full time position which I gladly accepted."

"We took a field trip to Chicago to visit a few of the financial markets, and it was easily one of the most memorable moments in my life. Stepping foot onto the floor of the Chicago Stock Exchange was exhilarating. The energy from the trading floor that afternoon was so vibrant. My interest for financial markets went from a being conceptual to emotional in the matter of moments."