Register early and include payment to ensure a place in course. Registrations are not accepted without payment.

How to Register for Youth Programs

Online Registration
You can register ONLINE by clicking on the registration link included on the program page that you are interested in. Online registration will accept Visa, MC, AMEX and Discover.

Register by Phone
Individuals registering by telephone may do so by using their VISA or MasterCard at 570-963-2600.

Register by Fax
FAX your registration with VISA or MasterCard information or employer authorization to 570-963-2606.

Register by Mail
Complete the registration form and mail with payment to: 

Penn State Scranton Center for Business Development and Community Outreach
Gallagher Conference Center
120 Ridge View Drive
Dunmore, PA 18512

Register by Email
Download the pdf, scan and email registrations to: [email protected]

Nittany Cub Summer Camp Registration and Release Forms

For those who have registered online using a credit card:

For those who would like to download and mail in their registration:

Information for Parents | PSU Finance & Business

All Penn State youth programs have policies in place to ensure the safety of youth participating in our programs, activities and services is not compromised. All program staff are trained in emergency protocols and all relevant internal, external, and parental reporting requirements.

See more parent Information from the Office of Ethics and Compliance.

Public Program Registration Forms

Confirmation

You will receive a letter confirming your registration shortly after you enroll. Confirmation will include course/workshop name, start date, time and location of program.

Employer Billing

Penn State will bill an employer for tuition and course fees when presented with a letter of authorization from your employer. A letter of authorization must be on company letterhead, indicating the student course(s) along with billing instructions. Authorization is required at the time of registration. Call us for more information.

Textbooks

Textbooks are available at the campus bookstore or can be ordered from the online bookstore.

Limited Enrollment/Cancellation/Refunds

A maximum class size is established for most courses. The University may cancel or postpone any course because of insufficient enrollment or unforeseen circumstances. No refunds are made to students who withdraw from a non-credit course after the first class.

Continuing Education Units (CEU's)

Upon completion, each participant is presented with certificate or record of the CEU's earned. CEU's are awarded based on a standard of one per 10 hours of classroom instruction.

Records of CEU's earned are available on transcript for a $6 fee through the Records Office at University Park. Call 814-865-6357.

Weather

In case of inclement weather conditions students may call 570-963-2766 or register for PSU text alert messaging here. 

If the campus is CLOSED all classes are cancelled. The Center's programs follow the campus decisions about weather conditions. Arrangements will be made to re-schedule missed courses.

Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, Dislocated Workers, Workforce Investment Act Students
 
Must provide a letter/contract outlining the program and fees to be paid. If you have questions, contact The Center for Business Development and Community Outreach at 570-963-2600 and we will direct you to the individual or agency you will need to contact. The Center has worked with TREHAB, SLHDA, OVR and JTPA in the past.

Programs For Veterans

Numerous courses are approved for veterans. Veterans planning to use veterans educational benefits should call the Financial Aid/Veterans Office. 
You can contact:

Mary Beth Dougherty, Financial Aid/Veterans Coordinator
Phone:  570-963-2500
Email:  [email protected]  Click for more information

Access

The Pennsylvania State University is committed to providing access to a quality education for all students, including those with documented disabilities. If a student has a disability and wants to request an accommodation for a course, it is the responsibility of the student to first obtain a University accommodation letter confirming the disability and suggesting appropriate remedies. This letter can be obtained from the Penn State Office for Disability Services or the campus Disability Contact Liaison. The contact person for physical disabilities at Penn State Scranton is:

Campus Health Services Nurse

Jill Thoman
SLC 10
Phone:  570-963-2681
email:  [email protected] 

For all other disabilities see:
Eileen Giovagnoli
SLC 13
Phone:  570-963-2678
email:  [email protected]

Students are encouraged to request their accommodation needs early in the semester. Once identified, a reasonable accommodation will be implemented in a timely manner.

Students may also access the website:
http://equity.psu.edu/student-disability-resources
for the Office of Disability Services at University Park.