If you choose to remain on the waitlist - and if space allows - you will be considered for admission later in the spring or summer.
You have been placed on the waitlist and do not currently have a seat in the incoming class. You will have until the admitted student reply date to accept or decline our offer of admission. You have been accepted and are now invited to join the incoming first-year class. You are admitted into the University of Pennsylvania. If you’re a Regular Decision applicant to the University of Pennsylvania and are accepted by another school under a binding Early Decision program, you must inform the Office of Admissions and withdraw your Penn application. Please refer to our Checklists & Deadlines page for more information. Legacies who apply to Penn-like all applicants-receive thorough consideration in the application process.Īlthough applicants considering applying through Early Decision must submit their applications earlier (November 1st) than Regular Decision applicants (January 5th), the process of applying is no different. The Admissions Office identifies legacy applicants based on the information provided in a student’s application and defines “legacy” as being either a child or grandchild of alumni. We appreciate that attending Penn is a tradition for many families. *We will notify all Early Decision applicants of the exact time and date of our decision release at least one week ahead of time so that they can be aware of when to expect their admissions decision.
If you are still interested in Penn, you are welcome to re-apply during the next application cycle. Your application process for this cycle year is complete. You are denied under the Early Decision program.
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Instructions on how to provide updates to your application will be found on your applicant portal. You will receive final notification of our decision in late March/early April.
Your application will be considered among our Regular Decision candidates and you will no longer be bound by the Early Decision binding agreement. You are deferred for consideration during Regular Decision. The only instance in which you could request to be released from our Early Decision binding agreement is if your financial need can’t be met, which would be determined only after consulting with Penn’s Student Financial Services office. You must withdraw any active applications you have to other colleges/universities. As part of our Early Decision program, you are committed to accepting our offer of admission. Penn’s Early Decision program is binding, meaning that if you are admitted, you are obligated to accept our offer of admission.īy mid-December, you will receive one of three possible outcomes from your Early Decision application:
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