<p>With a GPA of 2.7 and a 1070 sat score, I got accepted to Pennstate, should I go there or not? I didn't think I would get accepted</p>
<p>well, depends on what you want to study, where you live, and where else you've applied. if you're in-state it is probably one of your cheapest options. I like the option of psu because it has a huge variety of courses, many study abroad opportunities, lots of clubs, and would give me a chance to do undergraduate research in the field which I'd like to pursue. whether you'd like to go there or not is a rather broad question, but perhaps we can help you if you ask some questions about the university. I should be able to answer most of your questions, since I've lived in state college my whole life.</p>
<p>Well first of all, I got accepted to the Erie Campus, Is it diverse? hows the social life? I am going undecided so, are the liberal arts courses nice? I just want it to be a happening city.</p>
<p>Just transfer to Uni-Park after two years</p>
<p>don't know too much about erie, other than academically it's one of the best branch campuses. like jelda said, you can always transfer to the main campus after 2 years if you'd like a change in atmosphere.</p>
<p>Erie is the best brach campus?? really??</p>
<p>N...its university park Campus!</p>
<p>university park isn't a branch campus, it's the main campus. don't mock me if you don't know what you're talking about.</p>
<p>I wouldn't want to live in Erie.</p>
<p>sorrry....excuse me if u thought i was mocking u!...</p>