美国常春藤暑期课程-宾夕法尼亚大学暑期学分课程

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宾夕法尼亚大学University of Pennsylvania在艺术、人文、社会科学、建筑与工程教育上处于领先地位，其中最为知名的学科是商学、法学与医学。学校每年的建设投入达到4亿美元以上，在著名的常春藤盟校中名列前茅。其暑期课程开设丰富，每年深受国内学生的喜爱。 >>申请宾大的暑期课程

一、学术体验

2门大学本科课程学习

小班授课(每班10-15人)

宾大顶级的教职人员指导，体验真实的宾大学习经历

学校所有教学资源完全对暑期课程的学生开放，例如：计算机网络、图书馆、辅导中心等等

内部参观实验室及研究设备

享受各类学术指导及支持

二、社交机会

6周的校内住宿

全开放的校内餐饮及娱乐设施

课外活动：参观Penn Museum了解宾大历史，游览宾大校园欣赏宾大建筑，参观费城

周末活动：游览纽约(距离2小时车程)、华盛顿特区(距离3小时车程)、波士顿(距离5小时车程)、新泽西海滩、费城艺术博物馆等名胜古迹

课程信息

开课时间：2016年6月30日-8月5日

申请截止日期：2016年5月1日

学费：$8,130

管理费：$2,730

管理费涵盖内容：校园食宿，6月29日新生欢迎仪式，每周的课外活动，健身房使用，医疗保险等

三、申请流程

1、完成线上申请

2、提供本科成绩单

3、提交申请文书(Application Essay)

4、提交1封推荐信

5、提供托福或雅思成绩(托福100或雅思7.0)，institutional code 2986

五、课程选择

ANCH 027 920: Ancient Rome

ANTH 002 920: The Anthropological Study of Culture

ANTH 003 920: Introduction to Human Evolution

ANTH 144 920: Economy and Culture in Contemporary China

ANTH 272 920: The Politics of Nature

ARTH 102 920: Renaissance-contemporary

ARTH 203 920: Introduction to Museums

ARTH 269 920: Introduction to Modern Architecture

BIBB 109 920: Intro to Brain & Behav

BIBB 109 921: Laboratory

BIBB 109 922: Laboratory

BIBB 420 920: Smell and Taste

BIBB 482 920: Clinical Psychopharmacol

BIOL 101 920: Intro Biology A

BIOL 101 921: Laboratory

BIOL 102 920: Intro Biology B

BIOL 102 921: Laboratory

BIOL 102 922: Laboratory

CHEM 054 920: Gen Chem Lab II

CHEM 102 920: General Chemistry II

CHEM 102 921: Recitation

CHEM 102 922: Recitation

CHEM 242 920: Organic Chemistry II

CHEM 245 920: Experimtl Organ Chem I

CINE 101 920: World Film History to 1945

COML 150 920: War and Representatioin in Russia, Europe and the U.S.

COMM 123 920: Communication & Popular Culture

COMM 226 920: Introduction to Political Communication

COMM 262 920: Visual Communication

DYNM 635 920: Organizational Essentials for Leadership

DYNM 637 920: Creating High Performing Groups and Teams: A Course in Real Time Experiential Learning

ECON 050 920: International Economics

ECON 102 920: Intermed Macroeconomics

ECON 104 920: Econometrics

ECON 212 920: Game Theory

ENGL 081 920: Womanifesto: Black Women Writers in Literature and Music

ENGL 102 920: Monsters in Literature and Film: Medieval to Modern

ENGL 103 920: Children's Literature

ENGL 415 942: The Creative Impact of Harry Potter

ENVS 626 960: The Science of Climate Change

FNAR 123 920: Drawing I

FREN 120 920: Elementary French II

GREK 212 920: Intermediate Greek

GSWS 003 920: Intro to Queer Studies

HSOC 340 920: The Curing Machine: Hospitals in Time

LATN 212 920: Intermediate Latin

LING 102 920: Intro to Socioling

MATH 101 920: Algebra and Trigonometry

MATH 103 920: Introduction to Calculus

MATH 104 920: Calculus I

MATH 170 920: Ideas in Mathematics

MATH 240 920: Calculus III

MATH 241 920: Calculus IV

MATH 312 920: Linear Algebra

MUSC 030 920: 1000 Years Musical Listening

PHYS 102 920: Gen.phys.:em,optics,modp

PHYS 102 921: Laboratory

PHYS 102 923: Laboratory

PHYS 141 920: Principles II Without Lab

PHYS 151 920: Principles II

PHYS 151 921: Laboratory

PHYS 151 922: Laboratory

PSCI 110 920: Introduction to Comparative Politics

PSCI 113 920: Introduction to Decision Theory

PSCI 130 920: Introduction to American Politics

PSCI 186 920: Money and Markets

PSYC 001 920: Intro to Exp Psych

PSYC 160 920: Personality & Individual Differences

PSYC 162 920: Abnormal Psychology

PSYC 170 920: Social Psychology

PSYC 462 920: Abnormal Psychology: Myths About Mental Illness and the Media

PSYC 474 941: Cultural Psychology

RUSS 220 920: Russia and the West: Focus on America

SOCI 004 920: The Family

SOCI 011 920: Urban Sociology

SOCI 100 920: Introduction to Sociological Research

SOCI 135 920: Law & Society

SPAN 120 920: Elementary Spanish II

STAT 399 920: INDEPENDENT STUDY

STSC 123 920: Darwin's Legacy

WRIT 150 922: Introduction to Academic Writing