Classes only available to Wharton students?

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<p>Are there any classes at Penn that are only available to Wharton students? I'm asking because I'm not sure which school to apply for at this point, and I want to know if being in CAS or SEAS will prevent me from taking any Wharton classes I may be interested in.</p>

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<p>You can take a limited number of Wharton courses as a non-Wharton student – you just need to have a Wharton email made for you so you can access Webcafe.</p>

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<p>i believe cas students are restricted to a certain number? like 4? (someone correct me on that)</p>

<p>whereas as a seas student i took 8…</p>

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<p>^ That number is correct.</p>

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<p>Ok thanks! And is the reverse true at all? Can students at Wharton take any classes at the SEAS and/or CAS that they want to?</p>

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<p>That is true as well. Even better actually, as there’s no limit for number of classes a Wharton student can take in CAS or SEAS as long as he/she fulfills the graduation requirement.</p>

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<p>and CAS/SEAS students cannot take mgmt100 to the best of my knowledge regardless of quantity limits.</p>

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<p>I believe that MGMT100 is Wharton-only; also I believe that ECON010 is Wharton-only. The 4-course limit for CAS students is that only four non-College courses may be counted toward the graduation requirements. If you take more than 4 courses in schools other than CAS, they are still listed on your transcript and affect your cumulative GPA, but they don’t fulfill any general or elective requirements.</p>

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<p>Ok thanks. I’m glad there isn’t a hard cap on the number of classes that you can take.</p>