Fulbright grants see rise in apps
In the tough job market, the prestigious federally funded Fulbright Grant has gained popularity across a significant number of college campuses, including at Penn.
Penn explores more involvement in India
As Penn seeks to increase its presence abroad, India has emerged as a growing frontier for global partnerships.
Recent graduates unprofessional, survey says
A recent York College of Pennsylvania study indicates that a sizable percentage of college graduates fail to exhibit professional conduct in the workforce.
Penn's admit stats reflect national trends
A survey found that admissions trends remain stable, with slight changes from more applications and the economy.
Admissions dean Furda featured on NYT college blog
This week, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions, Eric Furda has partnered with The New York Times to answer questions from students and parents going through the college admissions process.
Facebook not a factor in admissions at Penn
High school students have encountered the next wave of admissions paranoia: scrambling to alter Facebook names and profiles.
Will you get into medical school? Site may know
Three past and present Penn students are trying to make applying to graduate school a less daunting prospect.
Bill may cut 'swipe' fees for schools
A new law cuts the fees Penn pays when students make campus purchases or pay tuition with credit cards.
Intl. graduate student admissions fall, but not at Penn
Due to financing and visa difficulties, admission offers to international graduate students fell this year an average of 3 percent across U.S. graduate schools, according to a recent report released by the Council of Graduate Schools.
Penn sees rise in aided students
The number of students receiving financial aid awards increased by 8 to 9 percent this year.