ED to Penn, EA to MIT, or RD to Harvard and Brown?

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@ham

Do you know if when accepting transfer students, if they pretty much ONLY consider your GPA and not other things (such as e.c. activities, business involvement, and course load?) It would kind of make sense to take easy classes (requirement fillers like foreign language, beginning math, econ 1, etc) freshman year then, right?

ham, you should read the entire page to which I linked for answers to these questions, including the following:</p>

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Applying for Internal Transfer or Dual Degree is a competitive process. Our decisions are based strictly on the applicant’s cumulative GPA, the completion of prerequisites, and availability of seats. We accept as many students as we have seats for. Students are accepted in descending GPA order. No additional factors are considered.

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@ham

Also if I am a student at SEAS it will be no problem to take the required Math and Econ classes right? </p>

<p>Do you have a link to the general requirements at Penn, for SEAS/Wharton in particular? Do you have to take Bio, Chem, and Physics all in your first year @ SEAS?

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<p>The web site of each undergraduate school contains it curricular requirements:</p>

<p>[Penn:</a> Undergraduate Programs](<a href=“http://www.upenn.edu/programs/undergraduate.php]Penn:”>http://www.upenn.edu/programs/undergraduate.php)</p>