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Pennsylvania State University

Pennsylvania

United States

Overview

The Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering at Pennsylvania State University provides a robust foundation in electrical engineering sciences. Offered through the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, the program is designed to deliver a high-quality education, fostering attitudes, values, and vision essential for success and leadership in the field. The curriculum integrates required and elective courses, ensuring students develop a broad knowledge base in critical areas such as electrical circuits, digital systems, electronic devices, electromagnetics, and linear systems. Students also have the flexibility to specialize in specific areas of interest. This program thoroughly prepares students for advanced graduate studies, including Penn State's Master of Engineering and Master of Science in Electrical Engineering programs.

Location

201 Old Main, University Park, Pennsylvania, 16802

Website

https://admissions.psu.edu/

Total Cost

$42,860

Median Salary

$72,000

Ranking

#80

US World and News Report

#89

QS World University Rankings

Admissions

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Application Deadline

Acceptance rate

57.61%

Yield Rate

19.03%

ACT range

26-32

Cost and Scholarships

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Total Cost

$42,860

In State Cost

$20,468

Out of State Cost

$42,860

In State Tuition Fees

$20,468

Room And Board

$15,346

Living Cost

$20,606

Average Total Aid Awarded

$10,491

Funding Options

Scholarship

Merit Scholarship

40.42% of students receive financial aid. Average award: $10,491.

Scholarships

General Financial Aid and Scholarships (USD 14,013) - Available to admitted students who submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Penn State is 'need-blind' in its application review. Financial aid can include grants, loans, scholarships, and work-study jobs. 50% of enrolled students receive grants or scholarships.