Yeah, I for some reason thought Wharton was so exceptional vs. other business schools that it maybe required more math or upwards to intermediate economics. I was thinking that at least some of the exceptionalism was coming from different requirements, but my guess is that it is the quality of the courses and projects that come along with it I guess. Other than its reputation and powerhouse faculty, I thought there were other major differences with Wharton’s UG program. Guess not, though the second semester of calculus is a little different from say, GBS which requires a stupid Calc. 1 class (literally most are so watered down that I think AP was better and we aren’t the only school. I feel as if the 2nd semester should be required so that they learn integration techniques and summations better). Luckily financial accounting and DSci are pre-reqs and the latter has enough analytical rigor to whip some students into shape.