Editing University of Pennsylvania (section)

=== Undergraduate Programs ===
Penn’s undergraduate programs are housed within four primary schools: the '''College of Arts and Sciences''', the '''School of Engineering and Applied Science''', the '''Wharton School''', and the '''School of Nursing'''. Each school offers a range of majors and interdisciplinary minors, allowing students to customize their education based on their interests.

==== Notable Undergraduate Schools: ====

* '''College of Arts and Sciences''': The largest school at Penn, offering programs in the '''humanities''', '''natural sciences''', '''social sciences''', and '''mathematics'''. Popular majors include '''Psychology''', '''Biology''', '''History''', and '''Philosophy'''.
* '''Wharton School''': Known as one of the world’s top business schools, Wharton offers undergraduate programs in '''economics''', '''finance''', '''management''', and '''marketing''', among others. Wharton emphasizes leadership and entrepreneurship, providing students with real-world business experience.
* '''School of Engineering and Applied Science''': Offers cutting-edge programs in '''computer science''', '''bioengineering''', '''mechanical engineering''', and '''materials science'''. Penn Engineering encourages cross-disciplinary learning, allowing students to combine engineering with other fields such as business or the arts.
* '''School of Nursing''': Penn’s School of Nursing is consistently ranked as one of the top nursing schools in the country, offering undergraduate programs in '''nursing''', '''nurse practitioner studies''', and '''health policy'''.

==== Popular Majors and Interdisciplinary Programs: ====

* '''Biology & Business''': Combining life sciences with business, preparing students for careers in healthcare management, biotechnology, or pharmaceuticals.
* '''Cognitive Science''': An interdisciplinary major that combines '''psychology''', '''linguistics''', '''computer science''', and '''neuroscience''' to explore human cognition and intelligence.
* '''Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE)''': An interdisciplinary program that blends the study of philosophy, political science, and economics to address contemporary global issues.