Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Top Questions

great community and professors are awesome.

This school is cheaper than most schools, but has the same quality education. I can not think of anything that is unique about the school, but the school is very beautiful.

Small town, friends

Kutztown is a nice, rural town. It's a small school where the professors actually care about their students. One-on-One and hands-on experiences are common; undergraduate research and internships are encouraged. Lots of ways to get involved.

It's a small town, but very homey.

Kutztown University is a lot like other univerisities in the fact that your experience it what you make of it. Nothing stood out about Kutztown to me except for the fact that it was close to home. I found that almost of the state schools are relatively the same with things such as price, class size, race, religion, majors, and much more. Kutztown University is a generic school that has a lot of extra activities that make you feel as though you are not at school and have no imediate responsibility.

What makes KU unique verses other schools, is we have a sence of community that we are part of something together. I also know we are one of the biggest schools that produce amazing teachers. I also think that our university is beautiful, they keep the gardens and lawns beatiful verses other colleges and universitys that are just building. Some buildings that we have on campus, have a rich history behind them including Old Main. I think it is wonderful that KU does not tear them down, that they are just as important as the students that went here.

There are many different views and people at Kutztown. You can walk along campus and see people expressing themselves in a unique manner and get to know all sorts of opinions. Kutztown is also very focused on academics and it is very easy to find helpful information on careers. The classroom settings work well because mostly in major-orinated classes there are discussions and opinions rather than just large lecture halls.

It's big enough that you don't know every single person but small enough that your professors remember your name and you remember people from your classes that you had your first year.

What is unique about my school is that it is 1 out of 6 in the nation that offers a Visual Impairment major. It is also the only school in PA that offers this program.