Kicking off the 2013 edition of Pennsylvania Free Enterprise Week on campus, the sixth consecutive year that Penn College has hosted the assembly of energetic high school juniors and seniors, roughly 460 students and their parents arrived Sunday morning. After check-in at residence halls and the Klump Academic Center, PFEW families enjoyed a School of Hospitality-catered lunch in the Keystone Dining Room and tours with admissions staff and student ambassadors. The teens then reconvened in the ACC Auditorium for an opening session, meeting their teammates and previewing the corporate insiders and motivational speakers who will pack their agenda through Saturday. PFEW, which this summer will graduate its 31,000th student over 34 years, relies largely on the businesses and individuals who pay $1,400 to sponsor each participant in the annual program. In welcoming remarks, President Davie Jane Gilmour urged her young-adult audience to "give as good as they get" this week, taking full advantage of the college facilities and the advice they will receive from the program's experienced voices. She also noted that renewable $2,000 annual scholarships are awarded to PFEW participants who enroll at Penn College.