<p>Ok I’ll try my best and see what happens once I’m at Penn. Even if I don’t get into Wharton M&T or dual degree, or no Wharton degree at all, I remember reading somewhere that SEAS kids place as well in the financial services as Wharton kids. I know for a fact, from the alumni surveys, that 35% of SEAS grads go into financial services, and this is the most popular career option after graduation (even more than engineering surprisingly). I know Sales and Trading divisions like to hire engineering students, so I’m happy with just SEAS. Unrelated topic: Graduates of which school, Wharton or SEAS, get higher compensation and employment many years after graduation?</p>