Penn College is designed for outcomes. That means answering industry demands with hands-on skills that tomorrow needs. ABET-accredited programs are a testament to this commitment.
Real world ready is a tall order. It calls for industry insight. Nimble and evolving curriculums. And a dedication to preparing students with the vision and skills to create a better future.
Take the lead in engineering all types of projects from highways and structures to hydraulic systems and development sites.
In this associate's program, you'll take away the technical know-how to play an important role on the design team.
Master the major plastic processes and take the lead as a process, design, or research engineer.
Gain the technical skills to become a key player in plastics operations.
ABET, the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc., is a non-governmental organization that accredits post-secondary education programs in applied and natural science, computing, engineering and engineering technology. ABET accrediation ensures that a program meets the quality standards and prepares graduates for the global workforce.
Check out these stories to see how tomorrow makers are transforming their futures.
The Society of Plastics Engineers Foundation awarded two Penn College students with scholarships.
Thanks to industry partnerships, students have extensive opportunities to work with the latest equipment.
American Society of Civil Engineers recognizes civil engineering student with a $2,000 award.
Eric Fino, a Penn College civil engineering graduate, makes the Northeast Pennsylvania Business Journal’s Top 20 Under 40.
Penn College student chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Land Surveyors received top honors at this year’s annual conference.
"We have a lot of exposure to different aspects of the plastics industry. I learn something new every day."
Olivia Ferki
Plastics & Polymer Engineering Technology
The Society of Plastics Engineers PlastiVan program visited Penn College to educate area students about the wonders of plastics and the rich career opportunities in the field. Students enjoyed hands-on activities revealing the power of plastics and toured the college's plastics labs.
“I wasn’t your typical student. I waited two years after high school to start, because I didn’t know what I wanted to do. If it wasn’t for my professors, I wouldn’t be where I am today, and I truly mean that.”
Ashley Hetrick, Larson Design Group
Civil Engineering Technology
For 30+ years, Penn College has worked with Larson Design Group to gain valuable industry insight. In this time, 150+ Penn College graduates have gone to work for the well-respected firm.
“Throughout my high school career, I tinkered with everything I could get my hands on, from working on cars to helping put together stage equipment for my high school’s Christmas play. I learned early that I was a hands-on learner."
Eric Fino
Civil Engineering Technology
