<p>for someone at wharton....</p>
<p>what are the top majors in terms of eventual salary, job hours, etc for someone who is a very good math student</p>
<p>and with each major, whats a good minor to do with it</p>
<p>minor at wharton?</p>
<p>i assume you mean second concentration, or minor in another school / take a university minor, since wharton doesn't have its own minors as such (unless you count stat).</p>
<p>basically my question is....</p>
<p>what are the top concentrations?
and i have heard that minoring in something is good addition so i just wanna know what combinations of concentration and minors are good</p>
<p>not including the dual-degree programs because i know those are very hard to get into</p>
<p>a quick facebook search reveals:</p>
<p>398 accounting
43 actuarial science
132 business & public policy
244 entrepreneurship
500+ finance
129 health care systems
31 insurance & risk management
126 legal studies
500+ management
500+ marketing
247 operations & information management
328 real estate
93 statistics
14 transportation</p>
<p>obviously, not a 100% reliable count, and limited by my network / friends list (which includes a good number of alumni), but a nice landscape nonetheless.</p>
<p>(nobody i can see listed environmental policy + management, global analysis, managing e-commerce, marketing & comm, or retailing as concentrations)</p>
<p>therefore, the top 3 are clearly finance, management, and marketing.</p>
<p>minors can be anything you want!</p>
<p>yea but my question is just what do the top companies look for....</p>
<p>like is a slight engineering background nice, or maybe a math minor</p>
<p>i know they can be anything...i just wanna know whats good in order to get the best job opps</p>
<p>if you're in wharton, you should just concentrate in finance & accounting.</p>