The Young Scholars Program is designed for ambitious, Philadelphia area students interested in the intellectual challenge and rigorous pace of a true undergraduate experience. Young Scholars attend classes alongside Penn undergraduates and are evaluated by the same academic standards and procedures as regular Penn students, resulting in official college credit for coursework completed.
Fall 2021
| Course Number | Course Title |
|---|---|
| AFRC 002 601 | Intro to Sociology |
| ANTH 005 601 | Great Transformations |
| ARTH 107 601 | Television and New Media |
| CHEM 100 602 | Recitation |
| CIMS 103 601 | Television and New Media |
| CIMS 104 601 | The Twentieth Century |
| CLST 100 601 | Greek & Roman Mythology |
| COML 099 601 | Television and New Media |
| COML 104 601 | The Twentieth Century |
| ECON 001 601 | INTRO ECON MICRO |
| ENGL 078 601 | Television and New Media |
| ENGL 104 601 | The Twentieth Century |
| GEOL 100 601 | Intro to Geology |
| HIST 089 601 | Introduction to Modern India |
| JPAN 001 680 | Introduction to Spoken Japan I |
| MATH 104 601 | CALCULUS I |
| MATH 114 601 | Calculus II |
| MATH 170 601 | Ideas in Mathematics |
| PHIL 001 601 | Intro to Philosophy |
| PHIL 002 601 | Intro to Ethics |
| PSCI 181 601 | Modern Political Thought |
| PSYC 001 601 | Introduction to Experimental Psychology |
| QUEC 110 680 | Quechua Language and Culture I |
| RUSS 001 680 | Elementary Russian I |
| SAST 001 601 | Introduction to Modern India |
| SOCI 001 601 | Intro to Sociology |
| STAT 111 601 | Introductory Statistics |
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