The Rachleff Scholars Program offers Penn Engineering undergraduates the opportunity to gain valuable research experiences with standing faculty and to participate in a community of peers who share a common interest in research and scholarly inquiry. The Rachleff Scholars Program is open to rising sophomores with at least a 3.4 Cumulative GPA and strong interests in engineering research.
Learn More about the Rachleff Scholars ProgramThe A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation’s Clark Scholars Program has been established in the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Pennsylvania through a transformative investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation. The investment and the Program honor the legacy of the late A. James Clark, who was firmly committed to educating engineering and business leaders of tomorrow. The Clark Scholars Program at Penn combines innovative coursework, service learning, leadership, business development, and research and/or internship opportunities for talented first-generation college students who demonstrate financial need.
Learn More about the Clark Scholars ProgramThe Benjamin Franklin Scholars program in the School of Engineering and Applied Science (BFS- SEAS) fosters a unique interdisciplinary and hands-on approach to education, particularly beneficial for Engineering students. By encouraging engagement with the liberal arts and sciences alongside in-depth Engineering studies, BFS-SEAS aims to broaden perspectives and equip students with a holistic understanding of the world. BFS-SEAS students may participate in seminars exploring topics outside their core field, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills applicable across disciplines. This intra-disciplinary approach aims to enrich students’ education, allowing them to integrate humanities and social sciences into their Engineering practice, fostering innovation and a deeper understanding of the societal impact of technology.
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