William Penn University
201 Trueblood Ave, Oskaloosa, IA
Questions and Answers about William Penn University
Chloe S.
2 months ago
Does William Penn University allow students to stack third party scholarships to help pay for tuition?
Chloe S.
2 months ago
What is the average amount of financial aid students receive at William Penn University?
Nora W.
6 months ago
Is William Penn University a G.I. Bill school, and will it pay for all my tuition?
William Penn University
Hello Nora! Yes, William Penn University acknowledges and utilizes the military assistance available to a student. You would have to reach out to get the necessary paperwork showing which Chapter of benefits you qualify for. Once your paperwork has been verified and processed on our end, William Penn will honor the amount that you earn through your benefits. For further information on this, you can call our Financial Aid office at 641-673-1060.
Lillian F.
6 months ago
Does William Penn University offer band scholarships?
William Penn University
Hello Lillian, yes William Penn does offer band scholarships! Outside of Marching Band, we also offer Concert, Jazz, and Pep Band.
Mackenzie M.
7 months ago
What are the different scholarships opportunities that William Penn University offers?
William Penn University
Hello Mackenzie! There are a plethora of scholarship opportunities! Outside of academic and athletic, we also offer Fine Arts scholarships, Participation Scholarships, and Institution Grants. Students applying to William Penn from Iowa also have a chance to qualify for our Iowa Pride Scholarship!
Kennedy C.
9 months ago
Where can I find information about William Penn University’s financial aid options?
William Penn University
Hi Kennedy, if you click on this link https://www.wmpenn.edu/financial-aid/, you'll be redirected to the Financial Aid section of our website. You'll see 3 different Resources that you can click on as guides to apply for Financial Aid and loans.
Majors offered at William Penn University
Biggest majors
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods
Business Administration, Management and Operations
Psychology, General
Academics at William Penn University
Student Faculty Ratio
16 to 1
Selectivity
Somewhat Selective (55% Acceptance Rate)
School type
Non-profit Private 4-year institution
William Penn University demographics
58% White
21% Black
9% Hispanic
2% Asian
2% Multiracial
1% Native
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Common careers for William Penn University students
Common Careers and Their Average Annual Salary
Director of Operations98k
Project Manager, (Unspecified Type / General)78k
Operations Director55k
Network Analyst54k
Human Resources (HR) Manager52k
Human Resources (HR) Specialist45k
Office Manager33k
47kAvg. Early Career Pay
71.6kAvg. Mid-Career Pay
59%in High-Meaning careers
7%in STEM careers
Net price of attending William Penn University
William Penn University financial aid
Grants per year
- Average grant $13,572
- Average pell grant $4,496
Loans per year
- Average total loans $5,282
- Average federal loans $6,044
Student reviews of William Penn University
by Bold.org students
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Recommended by
50% of students
Known for
Accessible and helpful professors
Safe campus
Diverse and Inclusive
Helpful career services
Access to outdoor activities
- All reviews 2
Catherine Patrick
Writing
Weightlifting
Wrestling
2.0
WHAT I LIKED
This college is okay. Food is available but limited healthy choices. Social events are put on later in the day and it’s easy to work closely with professors. Limited fast food places as well as places to work. Res life can be hard to get ahold of. Safety is not a huge concern.
WHAT I didn’t LIKE
Food choices, reliability on getting things fixed in the room, technology availability, workplace choices.
Reina Trosper
Reading
4.0
WHAT I LIKED
I like how there are many groups on campus that students can join. These promote diversity, and lasting friendships, and help students to get out of their comfort zones.
WHAT I didn’t LIKE
The quality of the food in the cafeteria isn't always the best, in my opinion. Some people do like the food, though. I think the food is hit or miss if it's good.
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