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FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY
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frostburg.edu
Year founded: 1898
Campus: Small town, 260 acres within the
town limits of Frostburg, Md.
Student life: 90-plus clubs and organizations,
plus Greek life. Music, comedy, movies
and other entertainment through University
Programing Council and the Cultural Events
Series. Variety of residence halls, plus
Edgewood Commons apartments. Late @
Lane late-night parties. Food options include
Chesapeake Dining Hall, Subway, Moe’s,
Starbucks and Chick-fil-a. Free bus service to
mall, around town.
Faculty: 222
Student-to-faculty ratio: 17:1
Enrollment: 5,396 (4,725 undergraduate,
671 graduate)
Sports: 21 NCAA Division III sports —
Women’s: basketball, cross country, field
hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming,
tennis, indoor and outdoor track & field,
volleyball; Men’s: baseball, basketball, cross
country, football, lacrosse, soccer, swimming,
tennis, indoor and outdoor track & field; club
and intramural sports.
Top academic majors: Business administration,
nursing, psychology, law & society,
biology
What sets them apart: FSU makes real-world
learning part of every student’s experience
through internships, research or classes that
integrate out-of-classroom experiences into the
curriculum. Frostburg combines one-on-one
mentorship with chances to excel beyond the
classroom. Out-of-state students within 120
miles of Frostburg can qualify for savings of up
to $5,000 per year.
GENEVA COLLEGE
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geneva.edu
Year founded: 1848
Campus: 55 acres in Beaver Falls, 35 miles
northwest of Pittsburgh
Student life: Campus is residential with multiple
dining options, club opportunities, theater,
concert choir, concert and marching bands,
student publications and Christian ministries.
Faculty: 80 full-time
Student-to-faculty ratio: 12:1
Enrollment: 1,535 (1,355 undergraduate,
180 graduate)
Sports: NCAA Division III — 16 men’s &
women’s varsity sports — Men’s: Football, soccer,
cross country, basketball, baseball, indoor
and outdoor track & field, tennis, volleyball (begins
in 2019). Women’s: Soccer, cross country,
basketball, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor
track & field, volleyball, golf (begins in 2019).
Top academic majors: Business, engineering,
education, communication, psychology,
biology, student ministry and human services
What sets them apart: Geneva College is
a Christ-centered academic community that
provides a comprehensive education to equip
students for faithful and fruitful service to God
and neighbor.
LAKE ERIE COLLEGE OF
OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE (LECOM)
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lecom.edu
Year founded: 1992
Campus: Urban/suburban
Enrollment: 4,130 master’s or doctorate
students
Top academic majors: Doctor of osteopathic
medicine, doctor of pharmacy, doctor of
dental medicine, master of health services
administration
What sets them apart: The college is the core
of LECOM Health, a highly innovative medical
education system based in Erie that includes
two hospitals and 20 clinical practices. The
college maintains one of the lowest private
medical school tuitions in the country while
maintaining the highest standards in medical
education.
PENN STATE UNIVERSITY
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admissions.psu.edu
Founded: 1855
Campus: Penn State’s 20 campuses throughout
Pennsylvania give students the freedom
to live and learn in an environment that suits
them best. Some students choose to remain
at one campus for all four years, while others
spend their first two years at one campus and
transition to another for their remaining two
years. We call it the 2+2 plan, and it’s the most
common path to a Penn State degree.
Student life: Each Penn State campus is
unique, offering students a vibrant student
life full of opportunities to participate in Penn
State’s clubs and organizations and essential
support services to help them reach their academic
goals. With 1,600 clubs and organizations
from which to choose, there is something
to meet all interests.
Student-to-faculty ratio: 16:1
Sports: Penn State has 31 NCAA Division I
teams. Across all 20 Penn State
undergraduate campuses, there are more
than 75 competitive NCAA Division III teams.
The club sports program varies by campus,
but students can find teams that compete in
everything from aikido to ultimate Frisbee. The
intramurals program happens year-round.
Top academic majors: Penn State offers
more than 160 majors, with four-year degrees
offered at all 20 undergraduate campuses
What sets them apart: There is only one
Penn State. But that one is made up of 20 undergraduate
campuses, and there is strength
in those numbers, as well as in Penn State’s
tightly knit alumni network of 650,000 grads
around the world. While University Park is the
largest campus, more than 30,000 students
attend classes, conduct research, join clubs
and compete in team sports at campuses other
than University Park. Many participate in the
2+2 plan as a way to complete the Penn State
degree. After all, We Are (all) … Penn State!
POINT PARK UNIVERSITY
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pointpark.edu
Founded: 1960
Campus: In the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh,
18 properties, including five residence halls,
student center and Center for Media Innovation
Student Life: 50-plus clubs and organizations,
including student government and media
Faculty: 149 full-time educators and working
professionals
Student-to-faculty ratio: 13:1
Enrollment: 4,224 (3,281 undergraduate,
943 graduate) from 49 states and 37 countries
Sports: 17 varsity sports: men’s and women’s
basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, track
& field (indoor and outdoor); men’s baseball;
women’s softball and volleyball; competitive
cheer and dance for all
Top academic majors: Business, communication,
criminal justice and intelligence studies,
education, engineering, humanities and social
sciences, literary arts, natural sciences, performing
arts and psychology
What sets them apart: Point Park is a
dynamic, urban university with a strong liberal
arts tradition. Students in our more than 100
undergraduate and graduate programs benefit
from our downtown location, career-focused
education and creative environment. Internship
and job opportunities surround our campus,
and our faculty have academic and professional
experience to share.
SAINT VINCENT COLLEGE
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stvincent.edu
Year founded: 1846
Campus: 200-acre residential campus, 35
miles from downtown Pittsburgh
Student life: More than 60 student clubs and
organizations, 67 percent of students live on
campus, men’s and women’s varsity sports,
intramurals
Faculty: 224 (full- and part-time)
Student-to-faculty Ratio: 12:1
Enrollment: 1,836 (1,646 undergraduate,
190 graduate)
Sports: Men’s: baseball, basketball, cross
country, fencing (club), football, golf, ice
hockey (club), lacrosse, soccer, swimming,
tennis and track; Women’s: basketball,
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