University of Pennsylvania

I am currently attending the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and am enrolled in their MBA program for Executives. It is very challenging but it has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. The schools has an amazing faculty and the academics are out of this world.

One of the best business institutions in the country. The school offers an amazing network, classes taught by leaders and experts in the field, and a wealth of personal and professional enrichment opportunities.

My business school was excellent. I received a top notch education from one of the best business schools in the world, and formed lifelong friendships and business relationships. The network and access students receive is unparalleled and the opportunities are endless. Despite being an elite university, the students are extremely down to earth and I learned a great deal during my time there.

The graduate business program at UPenn is exceptional. The students are incredibly impressive and enhance your learning within and outside of the classroom. The rigor of the coursework is hindered somewhat during recruiting, however, the network and recruiting pipeline are not something you should take for granted. It is a worthwhile trade of to take advantage of the pipeline, and then dive back into academics.

Very good, it has its ups and downs but the education is all there.

Good share of top professors. School (students and faculty) attitude is generally down to earth and "can do" attitude is all over the place. Excellent logistics and "liveability": MBA students live downtown (in rented apartments) and campus is a 20 min walk away (less with bike/bus/taxi). Upenn campus is very nice and Wharton School building (Huntsmann Hall) is just state of the art. Lots and lots of clubs and student life/parties/professional and leisure initiatives Excellent recruiting.

The program was challenging in many ways, and I believe the school did know how to train her students. Also, it emphasized the group/team activities, which actually benefited me in my post-academic life. Could not understand the importance of extra-curricular activities back then, but I feel grateful that the school has the right understanding of critical parts of the real life.

Wharton is an extraordinarily challenging and rigorous MBA program.

Wharton has an incredible reputation and network of alumni across many different fields. Additionally, the student body is diverse and impressive. Faculty are also quite strong. The school's emphasis and opportunities in cross-disciplinary programs is unrivaled.