Application for a B.S. in Engineering at Penn

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When I visited the Penn Engineering campus, it felt immediately familiar. Many subsequent visits have only deepened this impression. I can easily picture myself living and growing in Rodin College House, with its tree-lined walks and modern interior, or in Harnwell, with its many kitchens and cultural diversity. I can imagine walking into the newly-completed Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology on Walnut Street next year, ready to work on a research project with the aid of cutting-edge equipment--and, more importantly, in the company of peers and professors just as excited as I am. The construction of this facility has launched Penn Engineering to the forefront of nanotechnology research and has made Philadelphia a hotbed of innovation.
I am particularly drawn to Penn Engineering's B.S. in Materials Science and Engineering program with a minor in Nanotechnology. To me, materials science is very exciting. It is the backbone of modern technology, and nanoscience is its most promising new application. I am eager to study this emerging field in classes like Nanoscale Materials L...

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