<p>These are two questions that I hope someone can answer:
a)Are people allowed to obtain a degree in wharton and a degree in mechanical engineering aswell? Is it possible, difficulty-wise? Would I have to devote all my time to studying?
b) What do people do at peen during winter? Is there anyplace nearby (relatively) to ski/snowboard? I’m asking becuase I’ve never even been near filadelfia, or pennsylvania for that matter so I don’t know</p>
<p>You can ski/snowboard in the Poconos. You probably need a car or a friend with a car. It is about 90 minutes to get to a "good" (for the Poconos) ski area. Colorado it ain't, but you can slide down something that occasionally resembles snow. It IS pretty.</p>
<p>a. if you go to wharton, you can concentrate in engineering or something but i dont believe that you can officially double major.</p>
<p>b. poconos...</p>
<p>a. You can definitely do Wharton/Engineering dual or joint degrees. One particular program is the M&T program, which is especially hard to get in. You can either be in m&t or just apply for a dual degree. Will yous tudy all the time? It really depends, but it's definitely possible to get a dual/joint degree without studying all the time.</p>
<p>philadelphia</p>