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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wharton undergrad prerequisites:
https://undergrad-inside.wharton.upenn.edu/curriculum/requirements/

9 required courses: ACCT 101 & 102, STAT 101 & 102, FNCE 100 & 101, MGMT 101, MKTG 101, OIDD 101

Math
Any 1 of these 2 courses: MATH 104 or MATH 110

Economics
2 required courses: ECON 010 and BEPP 250

I like to see those posters ragging on undergrad business actually take those courses and pass with good grades. Sore Losers.[/quote]

Requirements for a chem degree from Penn (my degree in undergrad):

Chemistry majors normally complete the following introductory sequences by the end of the sophomore year:
CHEM 101 (or 001 or 115), 102 (or 116) General Chemistry (2 c.u.)
CHEM 053, 054 General Chemistry Laboratories (1 c.u.)
CHEM 241, 242 or 243, 245 Organic Chemistry and Laboratory (3 c.u.)
MATH 104, 114 Calculus (formerly Math 140, 141) (2 c.u.)
PHYS 150, 151 Physics (3 c.u.)
Completion of the major requires:
CHEM 261 Inorganic Chemistry (1 c.u.)
CHEM 221, 222, 223 Physical Chemistry and Laboratory (3 c.u.)
CHEM 251 Biochemistry (1 c.u.)
CHEM 246 Advanced Laboratory (1 c.u.)

I graduated summa cum laude.

Can confirm: business undergrad majors are a joke. [/quote]

mic drop[/quote]

And none of them taught you the difference between degree retirements and prerequisites?  Congrats on your degree![/quote]

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