<p>^ It's the Vagelos Program in Life Sciences and Management, an interdisciplinary program that includes business courses in the Wharton School and life sciences courses in the College of Arts and Sciences:</p>
<p>Life</a> Sciences and Management at the University of Pennsylvania</p>
<p>You said it. Yale is Yale. The others are excellent schools but nowhere near ebing in Yale's ballpark.<br>
I'm not called Eli for nothing.</p>
<p>bump....anyone else?</p>
<p>Thanks for everyone's responses so far.</p>
<p>Wow definitely take LSM at Penn. And don't go to yale because "its yale." every grad school welcomes tons of penn grads every year, and favors them over many schools. employers are no different. and if you really wanted, you could go to brown and keep a beefy gpa for 4 years.</p>
<p>and if you really care about rankings, Penn was #5 to Yale's #3 for undergrads by USNEWS. that difference in negligible.</p>
<p>I agree: Yale is Yale.
that's the one I'd pick, personally.</p>
<p>Penn is Penn.</p>
<p>Penn is Penn, and the acceptance rate for LSM is lower than Yale.</p>
<p>And New Haven sucks. It's like West Philly, but without the real city attached to it that makes it worthwhile. All the grit and crime, and none of the awesome.</p>