At a glance: Move-In 2018

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From left: Nakeeya Garland (undecided, College of Arts and Sciences), Misha McDaniel (English, College of Arts and Sciences), Tiarrah Wilson (Africana Studies, College of Arts and Sciences) and Stephanie Tian (Wharton), all sophomores moving into Harrison College House.

Move-In officially kicked off on Tuesday, Aug. 21, with international, transfer, exchange, and first-generation, low-income students arriving on campus ready to begin the 2018-19 academic year.

Wednesday, Aug. 22, is the busiest day, with freshman moving in across campus. Staff at Penn’s 12 undergraduate College Houses have been working for months to prepare for these arrivals.

 

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Wharton sophomores Beatrice Zhang (far right) hugs Sarfraz Ahmed. Nicole Rocha (middle) and Shoshi Wintman (far left) are sophomores at the College of Arts and Sciences.


 

    • 2,552

      First-year students expected at Move-In 2018 

    • 12

      Number of undergraduate College Houses

    • 5

      First-year Communities

    • 4

      Four-year Communities

    • 5,519

      Returning undergraduates moving into College Housing

    • 922

      Move-In carts

    • 2,640

      Bottles of water ordered


Information and assistance:
Drop by the Campus Express Center in Bodek Lounge of Houston Hall, at 3417 Spruce St., on Aug. 21 and Aug. 22 (9 a.m.-5 p.m.)

There’s an app for that!
New Parent and Family Orientation Mobile App: Download the NPFO App to help organize your time on campus. Search “UPenn Parents” in the Apple Store or Google Play Store.

Move-In and New Student Orientation App: Download the guidebook to navigate many of Penn’s essential services such as: Living on Campus, Penn Dining, Move-In, New Student Orientation, and Off Campus Services. Search “Penn Guides” in the Apple Store or Google Play Store.

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Nicole Rocha (left) and Shoshi Wintman (right), sophomores at the College of Arts and Sciences.

Join in the fun:
Post your photos from Move-In online, tagging #LivePenn and @PennRes on Instagram.

Find photos of Penn Move-In 2018 on the University’s Flickr page here.

Some helpful Move-In links:

Campus Express Online

Move-In Tips

New Student Orientation

Student Services Expo and Campus Express

Campus Health and Student Health Service

Student figures and data are preliminary, final admissions census figures will become available mid-September.

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Eric Dubiner (left), helps his son Ben Dubiner (right), a sophomore in the School of Nursing.