|  Hey
Day 1999
| Undergraduate
education at Penn dates to the chartering of the College
of Arts and Sciences (for men) in 1755;
the College of Liberal Arts for Women was established in 1933. The Graduate School was established in 1882
with the appointment of a Faculty of Philosophy. The College of General Studies (continuing
education) also celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1992. In 1974 all
of Penn's liberal arts departments were united in the School of Arts and Sciences by merging the
College of Arts and Sciences, the College for Women, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences,
and four social sciences departments from the Wharton School. |