Current Students

A team of expert advisers are here to guide you as you work your way to commencement. They work to make your time in the College of Education as meaningful and efficient as possible. Make an appointment to meet with your adviser to ensure that you are meeting all of the requirements of your program.

The Pennsylvania Department of Education requires that Undergraduate students in all Instructional I teacher certification programs must successfully complete a Basic Skills Assessment.  

The Office of Education and Social Equity supports students to establish healthy connections within the academic community through resource navigation, providing study space, offering multicultural programming, and student advising.

You are able to network with other students through a vast range of student organizations.

Penn State offers many opportunities for professional development including certificates and degrees, Saturday seminars, online seminars or courses, on-campus summer and evening courses, and Web sites. Many of these courses are approved for Act 48 credit.

The College of Education and the University offer numerous resources to students, faculty and staff who are in need of assistance for a wide variety of reasons. This page includes contact information for people, centers and offices available to help.

You have access to cutting-edge technology and computer labs, including our Krause Innovation Studio.