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Yes, student rooms and common spaces are air-conditioned. Are there elevators? Yes. English house has one elevator and Kings Court has two elevators (one on each end).
When you log into MyHomeAtPenn, you will have an opportunity to select the room change type that you are interested in pursuing. First-Year students can only request a room change into first-year rooms in first-year and four-year communities.
Not all dorms have kitchens in individual rooms particularly in older schools. However, a newly-renovated residential hall or suite may provide a kitchenette or communal kitchen for the floor. If a dorm room offers a kitchen area, a refrigerator, stove, oven, and microwave may be provided.
Penn Baking Club is a student group at the University of Pennsylvania. Our mission is to foster a community of students who enjoy baking and want to share/learn new recipes and techniques. Whether you have been baking for years or just like to eat cookies, this club is open to everyone at all experience levels.
We know theres a lot to consider when your student goes to college, and we are here to support not just our students, but their family as well. Our dedicated staff will make sure your students residential essentials are taken care of, so they can focus on how to Live Penn.
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Harnwell, Harrison, and Rodin make up our Upperclass College House communities. These College Houses include a variety of apartment-style (including kitchens) and suite-style rooms. All apartments and suites have a private bathroom. Click on each College House to learn more about furnishings provided in the rooms.
Microfridges. Some of the College Houses have a microfridge or microwave in the rooms. If you want to bring your own microfridge, they can be no larger than 4.5 cubic feet. You can rent a combination minifridge/microwave from .mymicrofridge.com.
Housing Policy All University of Pennsylvania undergraduate students are required to live in on-campus housing for their first four semesters (excluding summers), regardless of the number of course credits (CU) or class standing. Sophomore transfers are required to live in on-campus for their first four semesters.

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