Penn State Brandywine is a small campus with a big degree -- a Penn State degree. Students can complete 11 baccalaureate and 2 associate degrees in their entirety on our campus or begin the first two years of course work for over 160 degrees which can be completed at other Penn State campuses.
The degrees and programs offered at the Brandywine campus have been carefully chosen to accent our faculty excellence, to partake of the historical and urban strengths of the region, and to provide our students with the marketable skills needed in the 21st century.
Allied Health and Medical Sciences
Baccalaureate Degrees
- American Studies - AMSCC
- Business - BSBCC
- Communication Arts and Sciences - CASCC
- Communications - COMCC
- Education
- Childhood and Early Adolescent Education (CEAED)
- Elementary Education in Multicultural Settings (ELEDM)
PROGRAM CURRENTLY ON HOLD; For students completing the degree prior to August 31, 2013
- Engineering - G E
- English - ENGCC
- Human Development and Family Studies - HFSCC
- Information Sciences and Technology - ISSCC
- Letters, Arts and Sciences - LASCC
- Bachelor of Philosophy - B PH
- Psychology - PYACC (BA), PYSCC (BS)
Associate Degrees
Associate Degree in Business Administration - 2BACC
A two-year college-level degree that enhances a student's understanding of business concepts. Students may choose to pursue this degree on a full-time or part-time basis. Credits earned in this degree may be applied to the baccalaureate degree in business offered at this campus.
Associate Degree in Letters, Arts, and Sciences - 2LACC
Students receive a two year college-level degree with some specialization according to a student's interest and career plans. Most credits earned should be transferable to many of the baccalaureate degree programs offered by Penn State.
Minors
Students enrolled in select majors may choose to take courses which will result in the awarding of a minor certificate upon completion of a baccalaureate degree in the following areas:
- American Studies - AMSCC
- Business - BSBCC
- Civic and Community Engagement - CIVCM
- Communication Arts and Sciences - CASCC
- English - ENGCC
- Environmental Inquiry - ENV I
- Information Sciences and Technology - IST
- International Studies - INTCC
- Psychology - PSYCC
- Women's Studies - WMNCC
Academic Opportunities for Students
- C3P: Campus College Connection Program
- American Studies Cluster
- Honors Program
- First-Year Experience
- Engineering
- ROTC
- Undergraduate Research
Online Resources
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WebMail
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Schedule of Courses
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