<p>How did the M&T candidates do?</p>
<p>i was deferred…decided to keep with the program in RD…so i didnt get chosen for SEAS</p>
<p>I was rejected to M&T, but accepted to SEAS!</p>
<p>"I was rejected to M&T, but accepted to SEAS!" haha me too :D</p>
<p>Deferred to M&T, not chosen for Wharton ED. Now to wait for the RD decisions!</p>
<p>How do you know whether you are deferred or rejected from M&T? I applied to M&T, but admissions letter said accepted wharton. Am I rejected or deferred?</p>
<p>Yukos, you were accepted to wharton but not m&t. If you would have gotten into m&t, the letter would have said something like 'Welcome to the Jerome Fisher Program in Management and Technology...". Congrats on wharton though.</p>
<p>I was deferred for M&T and not chosen for SEAS ED. So for the RD round, how will they evaluate me? M&T first followed by SEAS, or?</p>
<p>i think they evaluate ur M&T first...</p>
<p>i got in!! it was a miracle...=]]</p>
<p>They do look at M&T first.</p>
<p>I also got in early to M&T early!!</p>
<p>If you were deferred from M&T, you haven't been considered yet for your single-choice school. If you get rejected RD, then SEAS will look at your app. </p>
<p>I was deferred as well... good luck to you all in April!</p>
<p>I didn't get into M&T but got into SEAS. I was a little annoyed with Penn for not making it all that clear whether or not I'd gotten into M&T. Yes, the letter said I had been granted a spot in SEAS, but it said absolutely nothing about M&T. I called the admissions office the next morning just to confirm I hadn't gotten in and also to ask if I'd be considered an M&T applicant come regular decision time. If you're accepted into a single degree program, you won't be reconsidered in March. My only question is: It seems pretty easy to qualify for a dual degree with Wharton, as long as you maintain a certain GPA and take ECON 001 and 002 or whatever. What is really the difference between Jerome Fisher and a dual degree with SEAS and Wharton, since one is practically impossible to get into, and the other seems fairly easy?</p>
<p>From what I understand, dual degree students must fulfill all of the requirements for both schools and apply for dual degree status after a semester or two. Joint degree programs waive certain requirements and combine others (some courses will satisfy a requirement for Wharton and SEAS). Overall, it takes fewer credits for joint degree programs but they are harder to get into.</p>
<p>Same... rejected M&T accepted SEAS. They sent out a letter when you turned in your 1A saying that the admissions site will say which program you've been accepted/deferred/rejected from, and that if it says SEAS/Wharton then you've been rejected..</p>
<p>haha how many people were accepted SEAS but rejected M&T? I'm one of them!</p>
<p>Probably a lot, considering there were more ED applicants this year as a whole (probably including M&T), but less SEAS ED applicants, and I think a lot of us have a strong showing in Math/Science with stuff we've done so they feel comfortable putting us into SEAS, but little business experience. Or is that just me?</p>
<p>I have been deferred for M&T to RD though I have also opted for ED for Wharton. Now what are my chances in RD for either M&T or Wharton Single? Is it higher than 15% mentioned in their FAQ or almost the same?</p>
<p>My friend got into M&T. He's from India (residing in India), got legacy (Mom's a Wharton MBA), 2250, 800 IIC, 750 Physics, and he's from an industrialist's family (TVS - one of the leading businesses houses in the country).</p>
<p>My scores are almost the same with a little bit here and there. But I sure do not have a pedigree like your friend- TVS family? Wow. They are very prestigeous. My question is what are my chances now in M&T regular followed by Wharton regular? Will it not be better than deferral from single degree applicant? Any one has any idea?</p>
<p>hella prestigious to say the least. Probably the wealthiest and most powerful family in southern India. I pity the poor fella though. I mean, he's FORCED by his family to major in Mech. Engg from SEAS (yes - the dull, boring engg) because the business deals with that. He actually wanted to go into Huntsman, and go into the UN ultimately, but no - he's got the whole friggin family forcing the chap to do something else. Us normal people are better off quite often :)</p>
<p>anyone know the requirements needed to get into dual degree with Wharton if your in SEAS</p>
<p>SoCloserTooFar...there weren't less SEAS apps this year..there were actually more of a boost there then in any other school...21% in ED apps over all to Penn, but a 42% jump to SEAS</p>