By spring semester 2000, the school had a total enrollment of more than 460 students in bachelor and associate degree programs at fourteen Penn State locations across the Commonwealth. During the summer, the IST Solutions Institute will offer its second session of the Governor's School for Information Technology. In fall 2000, the school plans to launch its first Web-based course, add four more campuses to its program network, inaugurate the eWorld concentration, and offer an undergraduate minor. The Schreyer Honors College is a University-wide honors program for academically superior undergraduate students. It does not confer degrees.
Admission is highly competitive.
Schreyer Scholars from all of Penn State's academic colleges pursue enriched honors study and research, as well as a wide selection of international and service opportunities. The Dickinson School of Law of The Pennsylvania State University is the oldest law school in Pennsylvania and the fifth-oldest in the nation. It is located in historic Carlisle, the county seat of Cumberland County, and is situated only twenty miles from the state capital of Harrisburg, facilitating externships and part-time job opportunities for students. The physical facilities of the Law School include Trickett Hall, a brick colonial administrative and classroom building, which also houses the Sheely-Lee Library. The Levinson Curtilage, a residence hall for about sixty students, is adjacent to Trickett Hall.