3/18/20 12:40 PM Penn State has extended the remote-delivery period for all classes through at least the spring semester, based on evolving federal and state guidance around the growing coronavirus pandemic. Examinations also will be administered remotely. Spring commencement ceremonies will be postponed while the University explores options for celebrating the achievements of our students. MORE INFO >
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The refunds, which were announced on March 16, will be processed during the first week of April for students who did not return to campus for the remote-learning period. Refunds for students who departed campus after the start of the remote-learning period will be processed starting April 13.
Information will be sent to students’ Penn State email accounts, and refund amounts have been posted on students’ eLiving dashboard.
Students may continue to earn FWS during the remote learning period according to their previously es
You can now get access to most of your books as e-textbooks on Bookshelf from VitalSource. This access is granted to Penn State students who were enrolled in courses as of March 16, 2020 and will be available through May 25, 2020.
The University will announce soon a schedule for students to return to campus to move out of their on-campus residence halls.
The latest scam that is going around is “Free College Grant for Students!”. It informs the recipient that he or she is approved for a grant and should click on the link provided to complete an application. The email appears to have been sent from a Penn State email account.
DO NOT CLICK on any links in the email or provide any personal information in response to it. These links generally mimic legitimate sites and are used for identity theft/fraud.
There is still time to submit a FAFSA to apply for federal aid. We will continue to award first-time students on a weekly basis.
