Jim Kelly enrolled at Penn State to earn a bachelor’s degree in organizational leadership and to become a more well-rounded person. Jim wants to spread the message to other adults that going back to school is possible.
“Ever since I started taking classes again, I have been letting others know that if they want an education, they can definitely do it. As an adult, my priorities and dedication are different. It’s hard to think about not being in school.”
In 1998 The Pennsylvania State University launched its twenty-fifth campus, Penn State World Campus, which delivers more than fifty distance education programs to learners around the world.
The World Campus provides adult learners worldwide with some of Penn State's most highly regarded graduate and undergraduate degree and certificate programs; these programs are available anytime, anywhere. Whether you want to complete your degree, make yourself more professionally marketable, or sharpen a few skills, the World Campus can help you get where you want to go.
World Campus students are all part of our global learning community, interacting with faculty and exchanging ideas and expertise with one another, as they strive to meet their personal educational and career goals.
Penn State encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing special accommodations or have questions about physical access provided, please contact the program coordinator at 814-865-3443.