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UPenn is test-optional for the current cycle. Its admissions process evaluates applicants holistically, focusing heavily on how well they fit into their specific undergraduate school.
A federal judge granted a nationwide preliminary injunction barring the Department of Homeland Security from imposing a four-year cap on student visas, protecting international undergraduates and graduate researchers from arbitrary extension denials.
University of Pennsylvania faculty and legal scholars are debating whether the university should formulate a formal institutional reply to federal directives urging sweeping admissions, governance, and speech reforms.
A comprehensive report from Class Action finds that while legacy admissions preferences dropped nationwide to 23 percent of institutions, 57 percent of top colleges with sub-25 percent acceptance rates continue giving admissions boosts to alumni children.
Penn Admissions published formal guidance regarding generative AI in undergraduate applications, emphasizing personal authenticity and applicant ownership of essays.
Every fall, our families often ask some version of the same question: “Should my student take the SAT or the ACT?” Colleges do not award extra credit for choosing the ‘harder’ test, and institutions such as Penn, Yale, and Stanford explicitly say they do not prefer one exam over the other.
UPenn last fully reported its ED rate for the Class of 2028: 14.2%, with 1,235 students admitted from 8,683 ED applications — a 3.5x early advantage over RD. For the Class of 2029, a record ~9,500 ED applications were received but detailed numbers were not released.
This guide covers every UPenn application deadline for the 2026-2027 cycle, including Early Decision, Regular Decision, transfer, and financial aid dates.
This guide covers when UPenn decisions come out for Early Decision and Regular Decision, including release dates, decision types, and next steps after you hear back.
UPenn stopped announcing its ED rate in 2022. The 2024-2025 Common Data Set shows ED at 14.2%. Record ~9,500 ED applications for Class of 2029.
UPenn Supplemental Essays 2026-27 – Prompts & Advice
UPenn Supplemental Essays 2026-27 – Prompts & Advice
![2026-27 Penn State Supplemental Essay – Prompt & Advice
2026-27 Penn State Supplemental Essay – Prompt & Advice
With an acceptance rate still above 50%, it would be easy to misjudge how challenging the Penn State admissions landscape truly is. University Park draws well over 100,000 applications...
The University of Pennsylvania admitted 3,575 students out of 61,264 applicants to the Class of 2030, resulting in a 5.8% acceptance rate. The university last fully reported its Early Decision rate for the Class of 2028 at 14.2%.
UPenn's last fully reported ED rate was 14.2% for Class of 2028 (1,235 admitted from 8,683 ED apps) against ~4.1% RD. The Class of 2029 saw a record ~9,500 ED applications but numbers went quiet. Overall acceptance rate around 5.9%.
UPenn last fully reported its Early Decision rate for the Class of 2028: 14.2% (1,235 admitted from 8,683 ED applications), with RD around 4.1%. For the Class of 2029, ED applications surged to ~9,500 but specific admit figures were not released.
A high school senior in Bucks County opens her Penn State decision in December and finds good news and a complication in the same letter. She is admitted to...
University of Pennsylvania acceptance rate is 5.4% for the 2026 admissions cycle. The middle 50% SAT range is 1420-1550 and ACT range is 32-35.
UPenn's Class of 2027 had a 5.8% overall acceptance rate with 15.6% in Early Decision. Despite being test-optional, 85% of admitted students submitted SAT or ACT scores. The average unweighted GPA was 3.9. 14% of the admitted Class of 2026 were legacy students.
The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), located in the heart of West Philadelphia, ranks #7 in a four-way tie between Penn, Duke University, Johns Hopkins University, and Northwestern University, according to U.S. News & World Report 2026 Best Colleges.
University of Pennsylvania's acceptance rate for the Class of 2030 is 5.4%, with an Early Decision rate of 15.6%. Middle 50% SAT: 1420-1550, ACT: 32-35. UPenn continues its binding Early Decision policy with a November 1 deadline.
UPenn's Class of 2027 had a 5.8% overall acceptance rate with Early Decision at 15.6%. Average unweighted GPA of admitted students is 3.9, and 85% submitted SAT/ACT scores despite test-optional policy.
UPenn's Class of 2027 had a 5.8% overall acceptance rate with Early Decision at 15.6%. The middle 50% of admitted students had a 3.9 average unweighted GPA. 85% of applicants submitted SAT or ACT scores.
UPenn's acceptance rate rose to 5.84% for the Class of 2030, up from 4.87% for the Class of 2029, as applications declined and admitted class size grew slightly.
UPenn has joined the Ivy League majority in requiring SAT or ACT scores for admission. For the 2026-27 admissions cycle, Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth, Brown, Cornell, MIT, Caltech, Stanford, and Penn all require standardized test scores.
Nearly one-third of Penn sophomores did not submit any test scores in their applications, according to a Daily Pennsylvanian analysis. Using data from the Common Data Set, the analysis examined trends in test scores for incoming first years from 2017 to 2022, comparing Penn to six other Ivy League schools.
Penn announces 5.8% acceptance rate for Class of 2030 University of Pennsylvania admitted 5.8 percent of applicants to the Class of 2030 Read more Editorial team · Jun 12
Penn has made several changes to its undergraduate application that will be in effect for the upcoming 2023-2024 admissions season.
Academics obviously play an important role in graduate admissions, but a low undergraduate GPA doesn’t have to sink your admissions chances.
Vice Provost and Dean of Admissions Whitney Soule announced a 5.8% admissions rate for the Class of 2030, an increase from last year.
The University of Pennsylvania admitted 5.8% of applicants for fall 2026, making it slightly less selective than the prior year's 4.9% rate. Penn aims to enroll approximately 2,400 students. The rate had been trending downward (4.47% for Class of 2027) before this year's uptick.
UPenn admitted 3,575 students from 61,264 applicants for a 5.84% acceptance rate, a modest rebound from last year's record low. Legacy students represent 13.1% of the admitted class.