Academics at William Penn University

All About Academics

Academics are the heart of the college experience. This overview pulls together the essentials of academic life at William Penn University: its faculty, its majors and fields of study, and its online learning options.

Each topic below links to a dedicated page with the full detail:

• Faculty Resources
• Most Popular Majors
• Additional Questions to Ask
• Continue Your Research

Faculty Resources

The student-to-faculty ratio at William Penn University is about average at 13 to 1, close to the national average of 15 to 1. William Penn University employs 100% of its instructors full time, above the national average of 47%.

For a deeper look at tenure, adjuncts and faculty composition, visit the faculty composition page.

Majors and Fields of Study

Students at William Penn University can choose from 29 majors with reported graduates spanning 15 broad fields of study.

Degrees offered at William Penn University are summarised below:

Ranked by number of graduates, these are the most popular majors at William Penn University.

See the full majors breakdown on the academic majors page.

Questions Worth Asking

Before you decide, here are a few more questions to consider about academics at William Penn University:

• Looking for flexibility? William Penn University may offer online or summer classes that can help you finish your degree — 459 undergraduates take at least some classes online. Explore online learning.
• Thinking about graduate school? Consider how many students continue their studies and how well the school retains and graduates its students (58% of full-time freshmen return for a second year). See graduation and retention.
• Worried about job prospects? Ask about employment outcomes for recent graduates of William Penn University.

Explore Further into William Penn University

Follow the links below for a deeper look at a specific part of academic life:

• Majors & Degree Programs at William Penn University — majors, concentrations and completions in detail
• Faculty Composition at William Penn University — how the teaching staff is structured
• Graduation and Retention at William Penn University — graduation outcomes and retention detail
• Distance Learning at William Penn University — distance-learning enrollment detail
• Accreditation at William Penn University — the schools accreditation and what it means