<p>Good question. Non-Wharton students are not allowed to take Econ 10. However, I had an AP waiver for Econ 2, so I took Econ 1 in the fall, which along with my waiver satisfies the Econ 10 requirement. Non-Wharton students are also not allowed to take MGMT 100 in the fall (it is open to all students in the spring), so I am indeed behind in that. However, it is standard for most transfer students, be they M&T, another dual degree, or just internal Wharton transfer, to take MGMT 100 in sophomore spring, so that’s all right.
Non-Wharton students <em>are</em> allowed to take bpub 250. I chose instead to take Econ 101, which is an equivalent credit to bpub, and gives me the prereq to take upper level econ classes like game theory, which I am interested in and most likely will take. </p>
<p>Wharton doesn’t, as you suggest, allow non-Wharton students to take Wharton-only classes even if those students are intending to do a dual degree. Unfortunate, but you can get by.</p>