<p>Is it okay to miss out on Penn Preview Days? 8, 9, and 12 are kinda short notice for my family and me and the next set of three days surround a busy weekend.
Also, will Penn accommodate a visit later, say from mid to late May?
Also I was invited to an academic program (not one that I could apply for) that I'm interested in actually doing so does that make it more imperative that I visit?</p>
<p>I would call and ask. A visit in mid-May?!
Are you prepared to make your decision before you can see it?
If so, you should watch Penn Videos on this website and on youtube. they are very accurate.</p>
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does anyone know if penn gives travel waivers for admitted students??</p>
<p>Keep in mind school is over mid-May</p>
<p>I agree with Fighting Quaker.
By that time you should be getting ready to fly down there in September.</p>
<p>go watch the youtube videos. they give a very accurate portrayl of the school/campus/surrounding areas</p>
<p>Oh wow that was stupid. Finals are in early May haha.
Yeah I think I’ll be fine without an early preview…I don’t have that many choices between colleges and I’ve been to Philly (I guess that’s not an excuse to skip out on a college visit but w/e). I’ll check those videos out, thanks.</p>
<p>Actually I decided to go to one of the Preview Days. Problems solved.</p>
<p>You should go. If you don’t have time, make time. Videos only get you so far. You need to experience locust walk :)</p>
<p>^ If are going to experience Locust, DON’T do it with a tour group…it’s much better to see if you flow with the students and whether any of the advertised events float your boat. At least when I flyer, I don’t even bother sometimes if I’m tired and I see a tour group coming.</p>