<p>I’ve seen an actual breakdown of % admissions to top grad schools by class. I tried to google it and unfortunately couldn’t find it. Harvard was #1 on its own, Yale was #2 below Harvard but on its own, and from there most of the lower Ivies and upper non-Ivies were around equal, with Stanford and Princeton near the front of the pack, if I remember correctly.</p>
<p>Although that wouldn’t help you here–as the list counted Penn, not Wharton independently–there is a difference in getting into top graduate schools depending on where you go.</p>
<p>I say if you like Yale, go to Yale for undergraduate, get a well-rounded education and enjoy yourself, then go to Wharton for graduate. That way you don’t have to worry about undergrad/grad in the same place, and you get a top notch education in every sense of it–as well as great resources if halfway through your undergrad, you decide not to pursue business.</p>
<p>That’s my personal plan, only I can’t decide between Yale and Princeton :(</p>