<p>i thought you HAD to submit sat II's or they "strongly suggest" you to...</p>
<p>Their admissions process is holistic remember? So they're not going to reject you simply because you got below a 750 on IIC, I'm sure it hurts your chances, but you can still get in. Just like it's still possible, although difficult, for someone to get into Penn with a 1900-2000 Sat Score.</p>
<p>College grads on average are making more money than Wharton kids 10 years out (more specifically, the median SAS grad income 10 year out is higher than the median Wharton income...the mean is thrown off by the outliers in one extremely high-paying field I can't remember)</p>
<p>True story.</p>
<p>That's pretty crazy haha. I would think, though, that Wharton grads should do pretty well for themselves. I-banking can pay in the 7 digits, and hedge fund management, if successful, is in the 8 digits (is that the outlier you were talking about?)</p>
<p>mmmm digits. yeah, that'd probably be it.</p>