Which of the T5-10 is most prestigious?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Penn

Agree, Penn

Nope, just Wharton. Everyone else at Penn is pissed they aren't at Wharton and it makes for a miserable experience

You must be new money to think this. Many students at Penn genuinely want to be doctors, do drug research, work in policies, engineering, teaching, non-profit. Not everyone is trying to “get rich” like you are.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Penn

Agree, Penn

Nope, just Wharton. Everyone else at Penn is pissed they aren't at Wharton and it makes for a miserable experience

You must be new money to think this. Many students at Penn genuinely want to be doctors, do drug research, work in policies, engineering, teaching, non-profit. Not everyone is trying to “get rich” like you are.”

+100

In addition Penn Engineering(Seas) grads make the highest average starting salary, over wharton too, and it has been this way for at least 4 yrs. Quant finance/other top finance, MBB, top tech all target Seas, as well as physics and math majors in CAS. Engineering is also the lowest admit rate among the 4 schools. It has been sub-3.5% overall ED plus RD together, for 4 yrs the Dean announces it evey yr. Of course its due to demand, with a large portion of the overall 70k apps aiming for the 400-450 spots in seas out of the incoming class size of 2430 total.

[Anonymous]

SLAC boosters sad they didn’t get invited to the party.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In Georgia, it’s HYP, followed by Duke/Vanderbilt/GA Tech followed by Emory/UGA/UVA/Wake. T-10 means different things in different places.

Is this Georgia the country? Definitely not the one with Atlanta.

Oh yes it is. PP is right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In the Midwest, Northwestern and Duke.

lol ummm no

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:California. Wharton, Columbia, Duke for Wall Street, in that order. Hopkins, Penn, Duke, Northwestern for premed, in that order. Penn, Columbia, Northwestern for engineering, in that order.

Yet USNWR 2026 Top Engineering Programs

17. Northwestern
21. Columbia (tie)
21. Penn (tie)

yikes

[Anonymous]

If you want international prestige, go to Harvard and call it a year. Otherwise, you’re fine.

[Anonymous]

Duke = Williams > Penn > JHU = Northwestern > Penn State Altoona

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Duke = Williams > Penn > JHU = Northwestern > Penn State Altoona

Williams doesn't belong. Sorry.

[Anonymous]

You said to throw in caltech

Caltech
Hopkins
Duke

[Anonymous]

Sorry
Caltech
Columbia
Hopkins

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you want international prestige, go to Harvard and call it a year. Otherwise, you’re fine.

+1, no one cares about American schools other than Harvard. H bomb just hits harder than other schools and that’s fine- does it mean Harvard is the best school in the US? Of course not. It just means it has the most cultural cache

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Penn

Agree, Penn

Nope, just Wharton. Everyone else at Penn is pissed they aren't at Wharton and it makes for a miserable experience

You must be new money to think this. Many students at Penn genuinely want to be doctors, do drug research, work in policies, engineering, teaching, non-profit. Not everyone is trying to “get rich” like you are.”

+100

In addition Penn Engineering(Seas) grads make the highest average starting salary, over wharton too, and it has been this way for at least 4 yrs. Quant finance/other top finance, MBB, top tech all target Seas, as well as physics and math majors in CAS. Engineering is also the lowest admit rate among the 4 schools. It has been sub-3.5% overall ED plus RD together, for 4 yrs the Dean announces it evey yr. Of course its due to demand, with a large portion of the overall 70k apps aiming for the 400-450 spots in seas out of the incoming class size of 2430 total.

There’s so many better schools for engineering. Wharton is one of one

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Duke = Williams > Penn > JHU = Northwestern > Penn State Altoona

Williams doesn't belong. Sorry.

Duke is too high too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Penn

Agree, Penn

Nope, just Wharton. Everyone else at Penn is pissed they aren't at Wharton and it makes for a miserable experience

You must be new money to think this. Many students at Penn genuinely want to be doctors, do drug research, work in policies, engineering, teaching, non-profit. Not everyone is trying to “get rich” like you are.”

+100

In addition Penn Engineering(Seas) grads make the highest average starting salary, over wharton too, and it has been this way for at least 4 yrs. Quant finance/other top finance, MBB, top tech all target Seas, as well as physics and math majors in CAS. Engineering is also the lowest admit rate among the 4 schools. It has been sub-3.5% overall ED plus RD together, for 4 yrs the Dean announces it evey yr. Of course its due to demand, with a large portion of the overall 70k apps aiming for the 400-450 spots in seas out of the incoming class size of 2430 total.

This, Wharton is gauche, UChicago or MIT math/stats/physics majors, not so much.