One important point in the epic clash between Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris during Tuesday’s debate was Trump’s Wharton School credentials and economic policies.
Harris in a scathing attack on Trump’s economic vision stated that it will lead to inflation, and recession and could worsen the deficit.
Harris stated,
“What the Wharton School said is Donald Trump’s plan would actually explode the deficit,”
Did Family Influence Play a Role in Donald Trump’s Admission to Wharton School of Economics?
Harris also referred to numerous financial experts, including Goldman Sachs and Nobel Laureates who viewed Trump’s vision as catastrophic.
Trump countered this missive by showcasing his Wharton School of Finance credentials.
“I went to the Wharton School of Finance, and many top professors there think my plan is brilliant. It’s a great plan,”
Trump and Wharton are like a happy twosome and the former President never fails to flaunt his Wharton School of Finance stint.
Delving deeper there are many questions which need to be answered.
Trump started his college education at Fordham University in the Bronx in 1964. However, he was shifted to Wharton two years later.
Trump graduated from Wharton with a Bachelor of Science in Economics in May 1968.
However, what has puzzled the people is that Trump has not released records detailing his admission process or academic performance.
In this melee enters James Nolan, a former admissions officer at the University of Pennsylvania, who suggested that Trump’s family status and high-profile connections might have influenced Trump’s admission.
One of the biggest questions about Trump’s entry to Wharton is his academic performance and admission process. Reports hint that the former president may have been a favour through family connections.
Many of Trump’s classmates were unable to recall any interactions with him.
A former Penn admissions officer suggested Trump’s entry to Wharton was facilitated by his brother, Fred Trump Jr., raising questions about his admission process.
Many of Trump’s classmates at Penn have no recollection of him and stated that he was uninvolved in extracurricular activities.
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Trump’s entrance at Wharton, especially how he managed to get admission to the esteemed institution has become a hot topic on social media.
Former Penn admissions officer James A. Nolan stated that Trump’s older brother, Fred Trump Jr., helped get Trump an admission at Wharton.
However, later James A. Nolan regretted his involvement in the admission process, which he revealed in an interview saying he didn’t find “super-genius” in any way.
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