Investment banking and consulting top the list of 2015 Wharton graduate career choices

Career Services recently released their annual report detailing the post-graduation choices of 2015 Wharton graduates.

TA compensation rewards students for classroom prowess

Varying by department, teaching assistants at Penn see a decent pay rate for their work.

Scholarships and financial aid support nearly half of Class of 2019

Even before Penn's all-grant admissions policy, about 45 percent of students received financial aid.

Penn graduates unlikely to default on loans

Penn’s loan default rate for undergraduate students is roughly 1.1 percent

Penn offers Monthly Budget Plan as efficient way to pay educational costs

Designed for families who prefer to pay all or most of the student’s educational expenses, the Monthly Budget Plan allows them to pay over a 10-month period.

Counting the costs of tuition, on- and off-campus

With many other variables to take into consideration, the approximate amount of money that students save if by living at home totals around $11,700.

Financial aid goes off campus with Penn's Global Seminars

Penn's Global Seminars are on-campus courses with brief travel components.

Student aid receiving the majority of Penn's endowment

Despite claims to the contrary, the majority of Penn's endowment goes to student aid.

Penn increases undergraduate financial aid budget by nearly $9 million

The budget allocates $206 million to undergraduate financial aid, an increase of four percent from the projected 2015 forecast.  

Wharton's Lipman Family Prize doubles to $250,000

Administered by The Wharton School on behalf of Penn, the Barry & Marie Lipman Family Prize is an annual global prize awarded to social impact groups.

Guide to Buying Textbooks and School Supplies

Don't let back to school break the bank.