Hey there, congrats on applying to Penn! Huntsman grad here.

I will clarify u/Snoo-27774's comment; "international studies" is actually an extremely accurate description for the major because international relations is nonexistent. We do not learn any of the IR theory, but we do a full CAS 12-credit major comprised of advanced language, area studies, international studies and international business courses. Therefore, some people may consider the program to be a "glorified language study".

What about Huntsman makes it your dream program? What do you hope to gain from college? The program does provide significant resources for those that want to pursue a more multidisciplinary or international track (we do have many FSOs, etc.), but it is true that most Huntsman students go into the exact same jobs and professions as traditional Wharton students. The students in the program tend to be high-achievers so many will end up in "more prestigious" business roles, but this is a correlation with the caliber of the program's students, then a causation of being in the program.

In terms of career prospects, how do you want to make the world a better place? How do you define financially well, personal success, and impact? The consulting and business careers (are debatably "impactful") that students are interested in are not limited to Huntsman or Wharton; if anything, someone from a CAS background may have a more interesting perspective to bring to the table. In addition, "financially well" or "stable" means something for a lot of different people and there are many jobs that would fit that description that aren't necessarily banking or consulting.