<p>I have been looking at a masters program at Penn and noticed it was in the school of LPS. When I was on this forum in high school people always talked about how it was easier to get into than other programs at Penn. They also talked about how it was for non traditional students (generally older). Are these things true for their graduate programs as well?</p>
<p>No. A lot of schools have professional programs for mid-career professionals looking to gain extra credentials that are separate from their Ph.D. track graduate programs, which would have more “traditional” students and, most likely, tougher academic requirements.</p>