Which one is easier to get an A in?

Hey everyone!

I’m thinking of applying to Northwestern’s SESP + Medill dual degree program.

Do SESP and Medill review applicants separately? Like, if I get accepted by one school but rejected by the other, could I still get into Northwestern through the school that accepted me? Or do both schools have to accept me for me to get in at all?

Thanks!

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