What about talc university in Pennsylvania? Is this state suitable for southern girls to study abroad? What about consumption?

Pennsylvania Slippery Rock University, commonly known as talc, was founded in 1889, located in talc, Pennsylvania, and is one of the largest colleges in the northern United States. The school covers an area of about 6 1 1 mu (2.4 square kilometers), including 48 buildings. At present, the school is adding new facilities, including a multi-million-dollar entertainment facility, an alumni home apartment and a great hall.

Jinqiao study abroad network prompts the general situation and climate of the state where talc University is located;

Introduction: Pennsylvania is the sixth most populous state in the United States, a neighbor of the southern United States, and the largest city is Philadelphia, the ancient capital of the United States. The state covers an area of about 50,000 square miles with a population of12.43 million. The famous University of Pennsylvania is one of the Ivy League schools. In addition, Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh are very good universities.

Climate: The climate in Pennsylvania is quite mild, with warm and humid summers and quite cold winters. The temperature varies from state to state; The south and east are usually warmer than the north and west. Located in the southeast of Philadelphia, the average temperature in January and July is 1. 1 degree and 25 degrees respectively.

Pennsylvania's consumption belongs to the middle level of the United States, which is more appropriate. . .