Penn State Berks

"I went here for my freshman/sophomore years and loved every second of it (excluding calculus). Some of the campus has been updated over the past few years but when I went there (04-05) it seemed sort of outdated. Good professors (if you put in the effort)!"

"Loved this campus so much that I went back for a second degree. First degree I went to Berks for two years then transferred to Main Campus. There’s nothing like Main Campus but if you are a homebody like me and like smaller ,more intimate classes, Berks is the perfect place to go."

"I love this campus. It is a campus where you can get nearly all of the perks of going to Penn State, but with smaller classes and professors who, generally, care more. There are plenty of 4-year degrees so that you needn't transfer to main campus if you don't want, and plenty of programs that make it easy to transfer. There are also many resources available to a far smaller group of students that make them more readily available and able to be tailored a bit more to anything you need. I personally am fond of the fact that many of the professors in my major (Business) are not people who went to school to teach, but people who were (and often still are) in related fields. This allows them to teach you what actually matters rather than all of what some book says you should know."

"Got a bachelor's degree and two minors from there, best years of my life! Whether living on campus or commuting, this campus gives you a big name degree with small and interactive classes; it's the best of both worlds."

"Many negative comments mostly about the address.. even though the address is fine. Just exit 222 on broad casting make a left at the light and the campus is right there. The address is the correct address for the school as the only access used to be off tulpy road. The school is nearly always open and most office hours are from 9 to 5. Overall this is a very good school and is far better than many others i have seen or been to. Small Campus charm with the ties and resources of a major college campus."