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comisads23 wrote:
Essay writing is so much more difficult than I could have possibly imagined.
AGREED. I just began the essay-writing-process today. This is going to be a long road.
Aside from the Global Practicum, does Wharton have any other experiential learning/hands-on classes? Thanks
I think so, though you may have to look at the curriculum, quite a number of classes are hands-on. Also there's the leadership venture which I think is also part of it. This: http://wlp.wharton.upenn.edu/experiential-learning.cfm is a good place to start your research.
The essay is tougher than I'd imagined it would be. Hang in there.
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