A Million Bagillion Questions...

Millhouse
Thu, 05 Feb 2009 20:27:57 +0000

The legacy advantage is significant ED. According to [Penn Admissions: Incoming Class Profile](http://www.admissionsug.upenn.edu/profile/), over 33% were accepted overall so the ED rates have to be higher. I heard it was in the mid 40s or around that. I also took the benefits of applying ED but if you aren’t qualified, you still won’t be accepted. It just gives you an edge if they are deciding between you and a similar applicant without legacy.
Wharton - second year core
I don’t know about the rest. I don’t think it is too flexible though.
I think so.
Yes. EX: Math and business for Wharton are better but not necessary.
No idea (i was admitted this year)
I think the greek scene is big but only if you want to be a part of it.
idk
do a search. wharton is known for its hard curve and engineering for the most part but some people say they aren’t very different.
i heard it’s great.
duhh :P