Welcome!: A Transfer Student’s View on New Life as an M&T
Each year, the M&T Program accepts a small number of transfer students. Admitted transfers are notified over the summer and start the next academic year as…
My Memorable Summer with M&TSI
Each summer, the M&T Program, the Wharton School, and Penn Engineering jointly host a for credit summer program for rising high school juniors and seniors called…
My M&T Summer: Teaching Robotics
An M&T’s work in innovation is never done! Our students spend their summers in a variety of ways from internships to research and, like rising freshman…
What I’d Tell My Freshman Self: Advice from Sophomore M&Ts
Starting college is exciting…and scary! There’s a lot to discover and at times it can be overwhelming. With so much to learn, where do you start?…
My Summer Internship: the Cardiovascular Lab at HUP
M&Ts are known to have a variety of internship experiences, ranging from finance to big tech and everywhere in-between. This summer M&T Kristen Ho (’19) is…
My Semester Abroad: Studying at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
“Despite the rigorous M&T course load, two degrees and study abroad don’t have to be mutually exclusive.” – Shannon Toole, M&T Class of 2017 Taking the…
My Freshman Year Experience: Hosting the Wharton Emerging Leaders Forum
The Wharton China Association (WCA) was one of the first clubs I got involved in when I started at Penn. During my freshman year, I was…
Rocket Launching and Reaching for the Stars: My Path to M&T
I had a unique high school experience. After 9th grade, I didn’t attend high school but went to college full-time through dual enrollment. Here, I was…
What I’d Tell My Graduating Self: An M&T Alumni Reflection
Rewind to 2014. I walked victoriously across the stage in my cap and gown, fresh from snapping a picture with Dean Eduardo Glandt. No lyrics rang…
M&T Spotlight: Cathy Chen
With over 200 students, the M&T community has an array of inspiring, exciting, surprising, and overall impressive achievements. We’ve asked M&Ts to share about their peers’…
