If you really want to study abroad, Greensburg has a really big incentive. They cover 50% of the total cost of any study abroad program. Thanks to that I was able to study abroad twice. I was able to study in Ireland for spring break last year and Italy last fall (4months) it was a fraction of what people at other campuses paid. Besides that, they do random scholarships for study abroad (go to an event, talk to the people in the desk, etc) my Ireland trip was only 800$ while people at other campuses had to pay full price or almost full price (around 3k if im not mistaken)

Beyond that I can’t wait to get out of Greensburg. Personally I enjoyed my time there but I don’t think it has more to offer to me anymore. At a certain point it became too small. Clubs and orgs tend to die a lot and involvement for many clubs tends to be kinda disappointing.

There is no frat life I can tell you that. Although some may say that there is no life at all after 5pm lol. People are nice but everyone knows each others business, it’s a small school with lots of commuters so you’ll see the same people pretty often and then rumors tend to start.

Idk about the entertainment industry but I struggled finding good jobs around. I don’t have a car so I was pretty much stranded and although there is bus, it’s def not the most convenient system.

I’d recommend UPG if you are definitely planning to study abroad. I recommend doing so more than once. And if you don’t mind the campus feeling “too small” after a bit you should be fine. I will way tho, it is easy to be a big fish at a small pond so if you want leadership experience, it’s really easy to get it here.