The University of Pennsylvania is one of the best universities in the world. Founded by Benjamin Franklin and part of the Ivy League, Penn is known for its dedication to public service, its remarkable balance of academic rigor and a vibrant social life, and its groundbreaking school of medicine (Perelman, the first in the United States) and collegiate business school (Wharton, also the first in the United States).
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