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The Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, business analytics, e-commerce, economics, entrepreneurship, ethics, finance ...
Wharton Coffee Chats: High school juniors and seniors have the opportunity to have a conversation with a current Wharton student in an informal setting. Learn more about life on campus and gain firsthand insight on what it means to be a Wharton student. Coffee Chats immediately follow Wharton in-person information sessions on select dates.
The Law School will not accept test-taker score reports directly from the applicant nor can we accept score reports transferred from Wharton. Regardless of the testing format you choose to use, each applicant must also register with the LSAC Credential Assembly Service (CAS) and arrange to have all transcripts sent to LSAC from each college or ...
Mar 28, 2024 · The Wharton School is committed to providing students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in today’s competitive environment. To remain at the forefront of business education, the Wharton MBA Program for Executives is proud to announce two new concentrations: Healthcare Management and Business Analytics (BUAN).
Wharton School Press was launched in 2011 by Stephen J. Kobrin, William H. Wurster Emeritus Professor of Multinational Management, who retired from his role as executive director in 2018. At its inception, the Press was called Wharton Digital Press, which was created to experiment with the emerging digital publishing technologies. [2]
Wharton MBA Majors & Specialties. You can select from 21 MBA concentrations to pursue your goals. Most majors consist of five CUs—usually four CUs in addition to the core curriculum. Courses may count toward more than one major, giving you the option to pursue your MBA with a double major. You may customize your learning further by taking ...
“I applied to Wharton as an international student, so I understand that it’s always more helpful talking to someone that’s been in your shoes. I think having this programming is a great way for prospective students from Africa or of African descent to engage with other Africans at Wharton and ask specific questions about our MBA ...
