<p>Hello everyone. Wharton is uniquely super-elite business school. My earlier post suggested alternative to rejectees and/or infeasible applicants to wind in top (banking and consultancy) job prospects via a sound choice alternative. Without prejudice otherwise, I would consider Deep Springs to build up my great achievement in speech, writing, self governance in the first two years on $50,000 scholarship grant p.a. Assuming my talents, I would aim at transfer to Ivy-League schools that have had records with Deep Springs to complete my college degree, say in econ. This way, I pay for junior and senior years, after which I stand in the queue for top job entry.</p>
<p>I realize that Wharton has about 600 seats for freshman, and about 50 seats for soph transfers. Were I able to get admitted to W, then fine with it. If not, I must outline my alternative of similar expectancy. Meantime I would find a way to get acquaintance with my target employers. One way is to seek internship, or invest my fund (saved from first two-year college) with them to establish business relationship in favor of my future job seek.</p>
<p>No, I am not related to Deep Springs in any ways.</p>