UPenn Class of 2018 ED Applicants

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941

<p>is it true that you have a better chance of getting into upenn if you live in philadelphia?</p>

942

<p>I’m from Texas, so uhhhh, geographic diversity?</p>

<p>I’ll be at Barnes and Noble studying for final exams (the decision comes out at 4 PM where I live). Hopefully I don’t have a mental breakdown when I get rejected, because you know, that would be embarrassing.</p>

943

<p>Haha Texan here too!! Diversity from the borderland. My decision comes out at 3 which I won’t be able to check till I get home. @flayev im pretty sure that there isn’t a better chance, since most applicants are from philly it might just be opposite but idk</p>

944

<p>@iamoym I’m thinking about opening it at Starbucks, but ahhh, I don’t know.</p>

945

<p>I asked this earlier but am looking for a more definite response if possible… does anyone know if we will be able to view our decisions from a mobile device aka iPhone?!</p>

946

<p>I’m in NJ. Will find out at work tomorrow. So nervous! Good luck everyone ~</p>

947

<p>Actually, in recent years, the state with the largest number of applicants to Penn has been California (not surprisingly, given its population).</p>

948

<p>A plurality of Penn’s students do come from Pennsylvania, but that probably is because a plurality of their applicants come from that state, or at least I think a plurality of applicants do.</p>

<p>EDIT: Or maybe not according to 45Percenter.</p>

949

<p>^ Still, less than 16% of Penn’s Class of 2017 is from Pennsylvania. See my post above yours regarding California providing the largest number of Penn applicants. And I wouldn’t be surprised if another state or two (e.g., NY) also has more Penn applicants than PA.</p>

<p>This is from 3 years ago, but presumably still remains true:</p>

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<p><a href=“http://www.thedp.com/article/2011/01/total_applications_rise_14_percent[/url]”>Total applications rise 14 percent | The Daily Pennsylvanian;

950

<p>i asked my mom to make quaker oats for breakfast tomorrow for good luck #desperate</p>

951

<p>@45percenter you might be right with the number of applicants, but the # of people that enroll is the highest in PA</p>

<p>[Incoming</a> Class Profile - Penn Admissions](<a href=“http://www.admissions.upenn.edu/apply/incoming-class-profile]Incoming”>http://www.admissions.upenn.edu/apply/incoming-class-profile)</p>

952

<p>Oops my mistake, it seems that most acceptances are from Pennsylvania but the most applicants come from California - according to last years class profile</p>

953

<p>Another NJ person here…</p>

954

<p>@gloriouschicken hahahhahahahahhahahahahhahahahahhahaha too funny</p>

955

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<p>I’m well aware of that, but as I stated in post #950, PA residents constitute less than 16% of Penn’s Class of 2017. And that’s a fairly small percentage given that Pennsylvania is the 6th most populous state in the country with a population of almost 13 million.</p>

956

<p>Californian over here woo</p>

957

<p>Michigander over here!</p>

958

<p>Jersey girl over here :slight_smile: I went to a program at Penn this summer so I’m hoping that gives me just a little boost.</p>

959

<p>From Chicago!</p>

960

<p>From Florida here. I’m trying to just keep myself busy tomorrow. By the time I get home from water polo practice it should be around 5:30 which is good.</p>

<p>[Rudimental</a> - Not Giving In HQ - YouTube](<a href=“Rudimental - Not Giving In HQ - YouTube”>Rudimental - Not Giving In HQ - YouTube)</p>

<p>Not giving in by Rudimental feat. John Newman. I wish you all the best, but I’ll be listening to this if I get rejected :P</p>