<p>So, excluding Wharton, how would you compare Harvard and Penn?</p>
<p>I believe Harvard cranks out more i-bankers.</p>
<p>Than Wharton or Penn the college?</p>
<p>Both.</p>
<p>Yes. Harvard doesn’t have an “official” business program but from what I hear from friends who have gone/been accepted to both Wharton and Harvard, Wharton is more “finance” based I suppose while Harvard leans more towards making connections, consulting work, ibanking, etc.</p>
<p>Also, in what area are you comparing Harvard vs. Penn? Are you referring to the School of Arts and Sciences when you’re referring to “Penn the College”? I mean both are in very urban environments, Boston is colder I think, the people at both will be amazing, but for liberal arts or politics, I’d definitely go to Harvard > Penn’s “College of Arts and Sciences.”</p>
<p>I guess I meant excluding the academics. I’m sure they’re both wonderful institutions. I mean more the overall environment. Comparing Philadelphia and Cambridge/Boston, do the kids seem happy, school spirit, a lot of diversity… that kind of stuff.</p>
<p>Penn has more greek life, and more students living off campus.</p>