Not sure where to apply early for undergrad
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Might wanna check yoself before you wreck yoself. You already know what you're going to do, so why tell us? Better hide that boner of an ego before it gets chopped off in the real world.
Apply to H...you seem like a very competitive candidate.
Sent you a PM.
This x1000. Additionally, I think that the OP hasn't realized that he neglected to actually ask a question...
Competitive candidate though. Apply to both.
These are questions only you can answer. If what you mean is "Is there any information I haven't considered in choosing between the early applications to Harvard and Wharton?" then ask that.
Good luck!
Frankly, Penn.
If you know exactly what you want to do (finance), have the profile you do, and can enjoy the admissions boost that the early round brings at that school, you should be applying there. Wharton's placement is stellar. If you are smart, put decent effort into your classes, network proactively from the earliest years, and work on rounding yourself out to be a personable, winsome individual, you will do very well in recruiting. Factor in the fact that M&T takes ~25 kids a year, and you are now holding one of the few golden tickets. These are the kids that routinely place into Silver Lake, Blackstone restructuring, and hedge funds right out of undergrad.
Harvard is a phenomenal school and has undeniable cachet. You could argue for days whether its recruiting is better than Wharton's. Against M&T though, it can't compete. There are so few students in that program and it is so rigorous, quantitative, and well-known. Plus, it has deeply loyal (which means helpful, informative, and engaged) alumni who will help you if you simply ask.
Keep in mind that if you apply ED to Penn, you can also apply unrestricted EA to all the schools that offer it. It's probably the safer bet than applying only to H for early round, since if you don't get Penn, you'll probably get into at least one EA school. But, if you're confident about SCEA H, then do that.
This is largely true.
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