<p>costs money?? how much?</p>
<p>good question chan, i wanna know too</p>
<p>oh...and if you come by yourself (no friends and family), will there be someone who will show you around campus, the town, give you a little company etc.</p>
<p>-doesn't cost any money
-must be arranged ahead of time
-you will generally go stay in a students dorm room (bring a sleeping bag!) and you will attend that student's classes while you are there, follow them around</p>
<p>ok thanks. Should i go during my junior year or my senior year?</p>
<p>as far as i know, you can only stay overnight if you are a senior...</p>
<p>yeah, I stayed over this past fall. Awesome experience! However, as far as I know, you must be a senior and it has to be done in the fall. My advice, call right after labor day of your senior year. Also, if you are interested in a special program like Huntsman, ask the admissions person to set you up with one. My mom set up my overnight, and no one asked her if I was interested in staying with a Huntsmanite. When I got to the campus and spoke with Inge (one of the Huntsman directors), she said that it could be arranged.</p>
<p>Yeah I stayed w/ Huntsman. It was prearranged w/ Inge and the student...definitely recommend it. I got to go to 3 classes also. I did mine in early Nov.</p>
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<p>I believe this is true if you stay through the school's official program ... however, if you have a high school friend or alumni already at the college you can go visit them anytime</p>
<p>yeah but from what i read on penn's site if youre setting it up through the admissions office, overnight dorm visits are only available in october, february, and one other month. so plan ahead.</p>
<p>just visit a friend, it doesnt have to be arranged</p>
<p>officially visiting helps show interest, though. And for programs like Huntsman I think its the best option unless youve a friend who is in Huntsman</p>