<p>Responding to collegebound1202’s post - actually, I believe now you <em>can</em> transfer into M&T from the College.
In terms of an ideal course schedule, I’d say take courses that demonstrate your interest in engineering and Wharton. I would advise against taking Math 104 (you can get retroactive credit for it if you take Math114), and it may be worth skipping Math 114 as well (you can self-study/place out of it). That will give you a bit more room to take more non-required courses freshman year, and you should take courses that give you a feel for whether you’d actually want to do M&T (at least 1 or 2 courses in whichever Engineering you would be considering, and 1 or 2 Wharton courses would be good too if you’re able to).</p>
<p>I think about extracurriculars along the same lines. I didn’t do any Wharton-related extracurriculars, but I quickly got very involved in Engineering extracurriculars freshman year. Honestly, focus on activities around what you’re interested in, put a lot of effort into them, and excel.</p>