Wharton Business School has successfully dominated its way into The QS World University Ranking leaving behind some of the most prestigious contenders like Harvard Business School, Columbia, MIT Sloan, etc.
Wharton is US’s first business school and boasts of the biggest alumni network in the world. Wharton offers specilaizations in fields like Accounting, Business Analytics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Information Systems, International Management, Marketing, Production / Operations, Real Estate, Supply Chain / Logistics.
Notable Wharton Alumni:
Elon Musk - CEO of Twitter, SpaceX and Tesla
Aditya Mittal - President and CFO of Mittal Steel Company
Anil Ambani - Chairman of Reliance Group
John Sculley - Ex-Vice-president & President of PepsiCo, Ex-CEO of Apple
Donald Trump - American Politician
Sundar Picchai - Chief Executive Officer of Google
Peter Lynch - American investor & Author
Warren Buffet - Chairperson of Berkshire Hathaway
Phil Murphy - Governor of New Jersey
Kunal Bahl - Founder of Snapdeal
Kenneth L. Wolfe - Chairman and CEO of Hershey Company
Herbert D. Strauss - CEO and Chairman of Grey Advertising Agency
Edmund T. Pratt Jr - CEO and Chairman of Pfizer
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Harjas Gulati was struggling to get a high GMAT score before he joined Top One Percent. He got a phenomenal 750 on the GMAT & secured a Wharton admit with $100000 Scholarship!
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