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Penn State made deep cuts to engineering, graduate school amid budget woes

  • Penn State has made significant budget cuts to its graduate school and engineering budgets due to a multimillion-dollar deficit, as stated in a recent analysis.
  • The College of Engineering's budget is expected to drop by 12.4%, amounting to a $20 million decrease.
  • The graduate school's budget has decreased by 46.5%, a loss of $9 million, and the Schreyer Honors College budget has also dropped by 54.1%.
  • Efforts to cut the budget deficit began in summer 2022 to establish a sustainable future for the university.
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statecollege.com broke the news in State College, United States on Tuesday, March 18, 2025.
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