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FakeNoose

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4. Two of my siblings did exactly that back in the 1980's

Reply to Deminpenn (Reply #3)

Fri May 23, 2025, 11:18 AM

22 hrs ago

A sister and a brother of mine started at Behrendt College in Erie for their first 2 years, then transferred to the main campus in Happy Valley for their final years and degrees. Behrendt was an early "feeder" school before PSU developed its full program across the state. Eventually Behrendt College began offering 4 year degree programs of its own, so I guess it's not considered a feeder school any more. I'm not sure since I haven't followed their story after my sibs moved on.

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Two of my siblings did exactly that back in the 1980's FakeNoose 22 hrs ago #4

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