I wish I had applied to Wharton

45_Percenter
Wed, 04 Apr 2012 22:31:30 +0000

^ All in Latin, and all identical in appearance except for the type off degree (which is in Latin for the B.A., and in English for the B.S. in Econ.).



The University of Pennsylvania diploma has been printed in Latin since its first graduating class in 1757.



https://secure.www.upenn.edu/secretary/diplomas/index.html

They all look like this (without the frame and mat, of course, and with the recipient’s name and degree filled in, along with the relevant Dean’s/President’s signatures, etc.):

[Framing Success: Univ of PA Frame with Blue/Silver Mat Featuring Silver Embos](Custom Diploma Frames & Certificate Frames - Framing Success: Univ of PA Frame with Blue/Silver Mat Featuring Silver Embos)

None of them have the name of the individual school within the University (Wharton, College, Annenberg, etc.).

A translation of the diploma is also available, but it’s not the official diploma and, to my knowledge, still doesn’t contain the name of the individual school:



The diploma translation is a notarized translation of your diploma that includes your name, degree and date graduated.