wharton vs M&T

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Pennsylvania
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<p>still need to decide between the two for ED. not really sure what "engineering" entails, i hate physics, but am interested in something like cognitive science, so it seems ambiguous. </p>

<p>and with an unusually strong entrepreneurial background—the only reason i'm going to school is to build up my skill set even further / network—which program seems more suitable? (i.e. i don't care about job placement, prestige, blah blah blah)</p>

<p>and how much work does M&T entail for somebody who procrastinates but gets the job done?</p>

<p>Also, I'm Filipino, does that at all hurt my chances?</p>

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<p>in the words of an M&T student I met (paraphrasing): “M&T students are largely engineers with a passion and aptitude for business”
I would apply to Wharton in your situation, it seems like a better fit. Plus, cognitive science classes would be in the college, not the school of engineering and applied science(SEAS), so you could take them without restriction as a Wharton student.</p>