Advisors
Advisor Fees and Deadlines
Welcome! We have provided a number of resources on this page to help you learn about important deadlines, costs, and other essential details related to the conference. Please take a look at the links provided to find answers to frequently asked questions. If you have any additional questions or if you are a new delegation considering attending the conference, please don't hesitate to email us at conference@pennmc.org. We are here to help make your conference experience as enjoyable as possible.
Dates & Deadlines
It's essential to stay on top of key dates and deadlines leading up to the conference. From the deadline for financial aid applications to the deadline for submitting bill proposals, make sure you mark these dates on your calendar so you don't miss out on any important opportunities. Stay organized and on track with our handy chart of key deadlines.
Financial Aid Application Deadline
Decisions will be sent out before fees are due.
Regular Registration Deadline
Rosters lock at this deadline.
All Committee Application Deadline
(Legislative, Supreme Court, Executive Branch)
Committee Preferences Deadline
Enter each Delegate's ranked Committee choices by this deadline; Committees are assigned after it.
Delegate Fee/Deposit Due
Hotel Fees Due
Roommate List Due
Bill Submission Deadline
Model Congress at Penn Conference Start
Pricing & Forms
- Delegate Fee
- $100
- Rooms
- $336.31 per night (includes tax)
NOTE: Up to four delegates can share a double room. King bed rooms for advisors are subject to availability, otherwise double rooms will be provided. The hotel will be the Inn at Penn and you pay through Model Congress at Penn. Do not reserve your own rooms with the hotel as Model Congress provides discounted rates and security for our floors. Rooms at other hotels may be reserved based on registration numbers.
Pricing & Forms
- Register your school here first. Payment is then taken on the Conference's Eventbrite page.
- Please pay on behalf of the entire delegation in one order rather than having students pay individually.