<p>In a moment of good luck (more like 3 very close moments), I was accepted at Harvard, Princeton, and UPenn Wharton. Unfortunately, I have no idea what I want to study, although some options include economics/finance, pre-law, psychology, and engineering. Financial aid packages were similar. Any ideas on how to decide/what to take into account?</p>
<p>Woodrow Wilson School seems very interesting. Is it good for pre-law?</p>
<p>I’m a Wharton student who is also pre-law. If you have any questions just shoot me a message.</p>
<p>Congratulations though! Three of the best options you could ever have.</p>
<p>For your areas of interest I would say eliminate Princeton and probably choose Harvard due to being unsure and having the better all arround program (although not by much if UPENN is a good fit)</p>
<p>agree with reap, although i’ll just say stick to H.</p>
<p>As a Wharton grad I’d knock it off the list unless you have a very specific business goal it will help you with, you don’t need to specialize to that extent at this point. And there are very few business jobs the other 2 would not give you equal access to.</p>
<p>Then I would knock off Harvard for having the least satisfied student body in the ivy league and not being great for undergrad compared to the competition.</p>
<p>So Princeton, hands down.</p>
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<p>That is one of the stupidest reasons to not attend a school.</p>
<p>Princeton .</p>
<p>well i don’t know about you but i’d like to be happy for the next 4 years of my life. how is that a stupid reason?</p>
<p>If your going for business WHARTON hands down</p>
<p>Any Harvard students want to tell me how it is?</p>
<p>My dad’s a grad (though he went for grad school)… He jokes around about how kids at Harvard have no fun. Though he had a lot of fun as a grad student there… I, personally, would go Princeton, unless you have a very specific (and deadset) goal for business.</p>
<p>Harvard would be a close second, but Princeton seems to have a superior undergraduate program. Don’t take all that happy student body thing to your head, if you like it, you will be happy.</p>
<p>Oh, and that being said; Boston life was probably one of the best few years so far. The city is amazing (I lived there for three years) and there is a lot to do.</p>
<p>what reap said.</p>
<p>Oh, I was not being very clear. My dad’s a Harvard grad, not Princeton.</p>