Graduates will also have insight into human nature and the behavioral aspect of decision making. These courses provide an enduring base for critical thinking, personal judgment and social action. The curriculum's more specialized studies provide the particular knowledge and specific understanding that will enable students, upon graduation, to either enter a meaningful career immediately or undertake graduate or professional study. The Wharton School's four-year undergraduate program consists of 37 course units. All parts of the curricular requirements may be pursued simultaneously throughout the four undergraduate years.
Students usually begin their business concentration in the junior year.
A concentration consists of four courses above the introductory level in one of fourteen fields. You must take these introductory macro- and microeconomic courses in your first year. The Economics Department Economics Department Contact Information Math 151 or Math 141. If you have not, you must take Math 150 or Math 140 in your first semester. Math 150 or Math 140 counts toward the Science and Analysis requirement.