<p>you can't cure homosexuality.</p>
<p>according to religion, you can. :P.</p>
<p>"you get a minor in judaic studies just by coming to penn, see what you have to do to make it a major"</p>
<p>Jewish guys are hot</p>
<p>^wish I could say the same about Jewish girls.</p>
<p>JCov, have you seen the new ninja turtles movie?</p>
<p>ironically, my parents are saying the same thing: single wharton degree will trap you forever...</p>
<p>that's why they are encouraging/coercing me to dual degree in engineering w/ wharton so i'm not a failure in their eyes! sigh...at ;east i like biology and BE.</p>
<p>ipoder I bet you're asian</p>
<p>JC, u got it rite!</p>
<p>both of my parents are hardcore engineers who are successful in business w/o any business degrees...they see the value of a business degree as something you can pick up in a bookstore, read, and then apply....w/o any difficulty...</p>
<p>jcoveney</p>
<p>i bet your mom is a hot hispanic woman</p>
<p>meng, I bet your parents were disappointed that you were doing business and IR instead of engineering until they found out that Huntsman has less than a 1% acceptance rate.</p>
<p>Uh Huntsman doesnt have less than a 1% acceptance rate. What is it ~40 ppl annually? That'd mean 4000 applied to Wharton and ALL OF THEM met the prerequisites to even apply to Wharton (or would even want to). I think the stat on penn's website is that there's 500 applicants for Huntsman annually with a 35-45 acceptance. 5-10% acceptance. Still very low and prestigious. But <1%? no.</p>
<p>You Columbia people need to chill.</p>
<p>JC or any other M&T or dual degree students,</p>
<p>just out of curiosity, how hard is it to get a double degree in engineering and wharton? how many classes do one have to take per semester and how many hours of work comitted to that?</p>
<p>just to have some stress-preparation before thinking of dual degree</p>
<p>Well damn, I was going to apply to transfer to Penn(Wharton I would hope), but after reading this thread, I am turned off. Thanks :</p>
<p>On second thought....ya I'm going to apply anyway... :D</p>
<p>This is indeed a silly thread. You guys need to remember that just because you go to Wharton, it doesn't mean you are pigeon-holed into business of any kind either immediately after graduation or any time down the road.</p>
<p>The degree is extremely flexible as it stands alone, and you can add to it practically anything you want while you are at Penn. </p>
<p>Do a lot of people go into banking and consulting? Yes. Most grads don't stay there, however. Many see it as a 2-year "residency" program of sorts. But when you can go from $0 income to $60+ a sign on bonus + a big year-end bonus, it's hard for a 22-year old to say "no thanks." And yes, many bankers will make over $100K straight out of college as long as bonuses continue to be so high .</p>
<p>Does that mean that you have to be a banker or a consultant? NO. Go do whatever you are interested in!</p>
<p>Depressing</p>
<p>The Fuje has spoken</p>
<p>I'm in love</p>
<p>HAHAHA</p>
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<p>HAHAHAHA</p>
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<p>HAHAHAHA</p>
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meng, I bet your parents were disappointed that you were doing business and IR instead of engineering until they found out that Huntsman has less than a 1% acceptance rate.
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<p>HAHAHAHA</p>
<p>rub</p>
<p>it </p>
<p>in</p>
<p>rub a dub dub, two boys in a tub</p>