<p>I really want to get into Wharton and Sloan, an MIT college, and I understand that showing colleges an interest in a particular field is important and I intend to do exactly that this summer. However, I'm in a slight dilemma. I have a big interest in scientific engineering as well as math. I want to go the Cooper Union scientific engineering internship program that runs the entire month of July to the first week of August. I also want to participate in Awesome Math, a math camp running through the first half of July, which is located at Cornell University, not far from where I live. The math camp also takes place from the last week of July to August, but it's in California and my parents don't want me to go away too far. </p>
<p>To be honest, I prefer math over science and my college application will have heavy math-related extra curricular activities. My question is if I enter the internship, will that be more effective than going to the math camp? Thanks :)</p>