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#PSU2019: Incoming Freshmen Share Their Excitement On Twitter

Decisions were made, letters were sent, and the incoming Class of 2019 is beginning to take shape. The future class of Nittany Lions has taken to Twitter to share its excitement. Some chose short, blunt tweets expressing their news and pride. Others were clearly trying to incorporate every happy emoji into their major news announcements. Here’s how some future Penn Staters reacted to their acceptances.

Be sure to keep an eye out for more #PSU2019 tweets in the coming weeks. Welcome to the family, Class of 2019!

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Allison Doluisio

I'm a sophomore from Bucks County, PA. Or as everyone says, "Right outside of Philly." My parents first date was at the Corner Room so I have pretty much been bleeding blue & white since birth. Feel free to contact me at [email protected]

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