UPenn Engineering

[pk1jk1]

Hey, I want to go to Penn and I wanted to know if I would have a better chance of getting into Penn if I applied Penn as engineering choice deferred until sophomore year. Also, which engineering majors are the easiest. Thanks

[Erin_s_Dad]

How important is it that I identify a major when I apply to Penn?
Not very important is the short answer. Identifying a major certainly gives the admissions committee a sense of which direction you’re leaning, but what you check on the application has no bearing on your course of study once enrolled. Over half of the students who identify an intended course of study on their application end up pursuing something else once at Penn. Half of the College’s applicants check the “undecided” box from the outset!

https://www.college.upenn.edu/prospective/frequently-asked-questions-2

[pk1jk1]

Thanks @“Erin’s Dad”

[Much2learn]

@pk1jk1 What majors interest you? I think you will have a better shot following your interests.

[pk1jk1]

Thanks @Much2learn

[Much2learn]

@pk1jk1 Here is a link to the Penn SEAS career survey. It will give you a rough idea of the engineering majors that are the most common and some rough salary ranges.

http://www.vpul.upenn.edu/careerservices/files/SEAS_2015SeniorCPSurvey.pdf