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Penn Engineering provides a premier education to students, preparing them for global leadership in technology-based fields and beyond. Penn Engineering's education delivers a dynamic balance of fundamental science and professional practice through courses and projects that enable creative, technical design while fostering an understanding of areas of professional practice such as technology management, teamwork, communication, and ethics. This hands-on and collaborative education occurs in Penn’s world-class research labs and centers and under the direction of the world’s preeminent scholars. Two degree programs are offered: the Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE), the flagship program for professional engineers and computer scientists, and the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS), offering students more flexibility in combining engineering science and technology with interests beyond engineering. Penn’s strong interdisciplinary culture encourages students to combine a first-rate engineering education with other fields such as business, medicine, law, liberal arts, social science, and natural science.

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Most students begin their journey at Penn in one of our undergraduate schools, but once on campus, may take courses in all four. Regardless of school or major, all Penn undergraduates are able to explore and understand our world through an arts and sciences foundation, while students in the College of Arts and Sciences have the option to also explore the core areas in nursing, engineering, and business. Penn’s organization makes it possible for students to sample from among more than 4,200 courses (including offerings in more than 40 languages), choose from a variety of interdisciplinary minors, and pursue more than one degree.

The Pan-Asian American Community House opened in the fall of 2000 in response to students' calls for a cultural resource center at the University of Pennsylvania where South Asian, East Asian, Southeast Asian, and Pacific Islander cultures could be celebrated. PAACH is a community center that develops and implements innovative programs for leadership development and community service in close collaboration with Asian American student and community groups.

down over here is the area known as the quad and this is also sort of a section of a college of art and sciences.

I just got off work, and i will resume the tour of the campus so that you will be able to see the campus.

Trying to get a sneak peek to the nice views that Penn offers

The David Pottruck Health and Fitness Center is an additional 65,000 sq. ft. of dedicated recreational space, to combine with the existing 94,640 sq. ft. of Gimbel Gymnasium, which creates a new multi-purpose activity area designed for campus sport totaling 159,640 sq. ft. The center is a state of the art recreation facility serving the Penn Community. The program elements provided by the facility are important components in the delivery of services anticipated by recreation users in informal recreation, sport clubs, fitness and wellness, intramural sport, and instructional classes.

The David Pottruck Health and Fitness Center is an additional 65,000 sq. ft. of dedicated recreational space, to combine with the existing 94,640 sq. ft. of Gimbel Gymnasium, which creates a new multi-purpose activity area designed for campus sport totaling 159,640 sq. ft. The center is a state of the art recreation facility serving the Penn Community. The program elements provided by the facility are important components in the delivery of services anticipated by recreation users in informal recreation, sport clubs, fitness and wellness, intramural sport, and instructional classes.

The David Pottruck Health and Fitness Center is an additional 65,000 sq. ft. of dedicated recreational space, to combine with the existing 94,640 sq. ft. of Gimbel Gymnasium, which creates a new multi-purpose activity area designed for campus sport totaling 159,640 sq. ft. The center is a state of the art recreation facility serving the Penn Community. The program elements provided by the facility are important components in the delivery of services anticipated by recreation users in informal recreation, sport clubs, fitness and wellness, intramural sport, and instructional classes.

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Jelani show you the view of the Patio of Jon M Hunstman Hall.

Jelani raves about the views at UPenn

Here is another view of Hill Dining hall

Check out some of the dining options in town!

Let's take a walk through Philly and see what we can find!

One of the hidden gems at UPenn!