The University of Pennsylvania (Penn), founded in 1740 by Benjamin Franklin in Philadelphia, is a prestigious Ivy League university known for its blend of liberal arts and professional education. Penn offers more than 90 majors across four undergraduate schools—Arts and Sciences, Engineering, Nursing, and Wharton School of Business—plus renowned graduate programs in law, medicine, and education. With about 25,000 students, Penn emphasizes interdisciplinary learning, entrepreneurship, and community engagement. The campus features historic architecture and cutting-edge research centers. Globally ranked among the top universities, Penn fosters innovation and leadership rooted in Franklin’s vision of practical knowledge for societal good.