Millersville University

Millersville University was founded in 1855 as the first normal school in Pennsylvania is a public university located in Millersville, Pennsylvania, United States. This university is one of 14 universities Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.

Millersville University has 8.725 students with a student-faculty ratio of 19.6: 1 and an average class size of 27.

Degree programs and certifications

According to the 2011-2012 undergraduate course catalog Millersville University offers:

• 55 bachelor's degree programs

• two associate degree programs

According to the Graduate and Professional Studies catalogs, Millersville University offers 62 graduate programs:

• 22 master's degree programs

• 40 certificates and certifications

Colleges

• College of Science & Mathematics

• College of Education

• College of Humanities and Social Sciences

• College of Graduate and Professional Studies

• Honors College

• Corporate University

In addition to providing education on campus, Millersville University also provides study abroad programs for students, which can be achieved through a program of university and non-university.

Millersville University also sponsors summer programs, semester and year-long program for cooperation with partner universities in some places, such as in Germany, Australia, Chile, and China.

Millersville University occupies an area of ​​approximately 250 hectares, of which about half has been managed organically by the university.

One of the unique landscape on campus is the presence of a pair of swans were always together since 1966. A pair of geese named Miller and Seville are complementary in the lake has become a campus.

In addition to getting a variety of academic activities, students can also join the organization as well as student associations at the university campus. There are about 130 student clubs on campus Millersville.

One non-academic activities are much in demand by students is athletic activities. Millersville University has 19 varsity sports team consists of a team of men and women's teams are known as the robber, who compete in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference in the NCAA Division II level.