Harvard vs. Wharton for undergrad
Have a cousin who starts his senior year on Monday and has football offers from Harvard and Penn. This is very weird but he wants to start his own construction industrial contractor company (Think like Bechtel and Kiewit). Graduate from College, get some corporate experience, save enough money to start it.
Which school would be better for him? Harvard has the brand and better connections but at Wharton you can take the best business classes in the country while you can't take any business classes at Harvard.
My Dad played football at Penn for 4 years. I think Wharton is the way to go.
Harvard because that name generally carries more weight in any industry.
OP is talking about gaining valuable business skills. Wharton is #1 for undergrad business schools, Harvard isn’t even close.
https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/business-overall
I still stand by my opinion but understood why people would pick Wharton.
Bro you can learn everything about business online, you don't need some wharton lectures to tell you what to do
Harvard will be respected in every industry (including finance) - Wharton is a bit above in finance but what 18y.o can give a definitive answer as to what they’ll be doing in 5 years. I’d take Harvard for the optionality
Construction general contracting is cool
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How fucking delusional and insufferable do some of you have to be to choose Wharton over Harvard lmao
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