Nowadays, many students choose to study abroad for graduate students, mainly because the education of many foreign majors is relatively mature and they can learn deeper things. Living abroad is also a condition for students, especially now that the living standard has improved, the cost of studying abroad is not the most important factor for ordinary families. However, the education system in the United States is different from that in China, and different universities and majors have different application conditions. Today, Bian Xiao introduced the application conditions for graduate students at Pennsylvania State University.

Department and Specialty Setup of Pennsylvania State University

Main College: College of Agricultural Sciences.

College of liberal arts

College of Art and Architecture

College of Basic Sciences Abele Institute of Science

School of Earth and Mineral Sciences?

School of transportation

the college of education

engineering college

School of Information Science and Technology

Graduate school of graduate school

School of Health and Human Development

School of business administration, school of business administration.

Admission conditions of Pennsylvania State University

TOEFL 95 or IELTS 7.0 (lower can be scored)

SAT 2050 (including reading 600 and math 680)

GRE 1370

GMAT 620

Average GPA is 3.65.

The Academic System of Pennsylvania State University

At present, Pennsylvania State University adopts the spring and autumn academic system. The autumn semester begins at the end of August and ends in mid-February of 65438+, during which there is a week-long autumn holiday of 1654381mid-October. The winter vacation from mid-February to early October lasts about two weeks. The spring semester begins at the beginning of 1 and ends at the end of May, during which there is a spring break of about one week in early March. The summer vacation lasts for three and a half months from the beginning of May to the end of August. There are summer classes in the summer vacation, which are divided into three periods, each of which lasts for six weeks (the three periods overlap and cannot all be attended), and students can choose to continue taking credits.