Fact check: What is the difference between Wharton undergraduate and MBA programs?

1. Summary of the results

The Wharton MBA program is significantly different from the undergraduate program in terms of structure and offerings. The MBA is a 20-month full-time program ^[1] with multiple format options including full-time MBA, Executive MBA (EMBA), online EMBA Global, and various dual-degree options ^[2]. The full-time MBA program has a class size of 877 students ^[3] and offers 21 different concentrations for specialization ^[2].

2. Missing context/alternative viewpoints

Several important contextual elements are worth noting:

• The MBA program is specifically designed as a graduate-level program, distinct from undergraduate studies ^[1]
• The program offers significant curriculum flexibility ^[1]
• The admission process is highly selective ^[1]
• Students have the option to pursue joint degrees ^[2]

3. Potential misinformation/bias in the original statement

The original question assumes there's enough information available to make a direct comparison, but there are significant limitations in the available data:

• The provided sources focus predominantly on the MBA program, with limited information about the undergraduate program ^[3]
• While we have detailed information about MBA class sizes, concentrations, and program structure, we lack corresponding data for the undergraduate program, making a complete comparison impossible
• The sources appear to be MBA-centric, potentially reflecting a bias in available information or marketing focus

*Note: For a more comprehensive comparison, additional information about the undergraduate program would be necessary, including class sizes, concentration options, program length, and admission criteria.*