Shulze Hall
Shulze Hall is named after Pennsylvania governor John Andrew Shulze who pushed to establish free compulsory education in Pennsylvania.
Shulze Hall, built in 1960, is a classic traditional residence hall. Shulze Hall features a living room, meeting rooms, and laundry rooms. The building offers coed housing and bedrooms feature fixed and flexible furniture that allow limited ability to arrange furniture in student rooms. Shulze Hall is coed with male and female students assigned to designated floors with a dedicated bathroom on the floor for male or female students. Shulze Hall is located in the Pollock Housing area near the White Building, HUB-Robeson Center, and in close proximity to downtown State College.
Pollock Commons supports students living in Pollock Halls.
Building Amenities
Housing Area
Building Type
TraditionalRoom Types
Single, Double, Quad, SupplementalLiving Arrangements
First-Year Students, Living Learning Community (LLC), Upperclass StudentsPopulation
Building Common Areas
The ground floor features a living room, and meeting rooms.
Bathroom Configuration
Each floor offers a communal bathroom.
Room Amenities
Room Types
Shulze Hall offers double-occupancy and supplemental housing rooms.
Housing Room Rates
Housing and food charges are posted to the student's LionPATH account at the beginning of summer (if applicable), fall, and spring semesters. The Office of the Bursar manages billing statements and processing payments.
Building Floor Plans
To view building floor plans, you must log in with your Penn State Access Account and password.
Living Learning Communities
Biology Home (BIOME)
Make the BIOME your biology home! Designed for students interested in the biology major, this LLC/SLO is dedicated to creating a strong academic community, while fostering the fun aspects of the discipline. Students will benefit academically from study groups (most of your neighbors will be in the same classes), tutor opportunities, and review sessions. On the social side, residents will participate in faculty “meet and greets,” guest speakers ranging from career mentors to interesting researchers, and a monthly, biology-theme movie night. Join the BIOME and get the most out of your biology experience!
FIRST-YEAR IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING HOUSE (FISE)
First-year students in the College of Agricultural Sciences, Eberly College of Science, College of Engineering, and College of Earth and Mineral Sciences may choose to reside in the First-Year in Science and Engineering (FISE). FISE offers a residential experience for first-year students seeking to live in a divers and inclusive STEM-focused Living and Learning Community (LLC). Designed to support first-year students in their transition to college, FISE offers excellent academic resources and programs throughout the year. FISE students leave well prepared to succeed in their future academic work and STEEM. FISE students are given the opportunity to continue with any science LLC with opens pace for upper-class students by requesting housing and accepting an LLC: STEM (FISE upper-class select a new LLC) Contract.
FORENSIC SCIENCE
Students enrolled in the Eberly College of Science's forensic science major may choose this environment to further enhance the University-wide, interdisciplinary approach of the academic curriculum. Activities that support classroom learning and informal interaction with prominent faculty will deepen students' understanding of this exciting field.
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Shulze Hall
Shulze Hall
Shulze Hall features a living room, meeting rooms, and kitchen.
Laundry
Bathrooms
Each bathroom offers several sinks, private toilet stalls, and individual, private-use shower stalls. Housing Operations cleans the bathrooms on a daily basis.
Double Room
The majority of the rooms are double-occupancy rooms.
Supplemental Housing
Supplemental Housing is a larger room that has been fully converted to a permanent living space and offers students all the same amenities as a regular room.
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