Are Univ Utah and Univ of Wisconsin roughly in the same tier academically?

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D wants a colder, outdoorsy college that’s fun. Pretty sure these are both the same for academics, both okay at business and law and I can’t think of any other departments which actually matters. Also looking at U Vermont and Colby College in Maine.

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Anonymous wrote:D wants a colder, outdoorsy college that’s fun. Pretty sure these are both the same for academics, both okay at business and law and I can’t think of any other departments which actually matters. Also looking at U Vermont and Colby College in Maine.

Wisconsin=Utah?

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Yes, they are both giant state colleges.

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Welcome back, anti-Wisco troll.

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Anonymous wrote:D wants a colder, outdoorsy college that’s fun. Pretty sure these are both the same for academics, both okay at business and law and I can’t think of any other departments which actually matters. Also looking at U Vermont and Colby College in Maine.

Law and business school are the only departments that matter when choosing undergrad?

That logic likely isn't getting you admitted to Wisconsin.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, they are both giant state colleges.

+1 Both not T25 and both don’t have T14 law or business schools. Same tier for anyone who wants to make a living out of college.

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USNews:

#39 University of Wisconsin
#121 University of Vermont
#136 University of Utah

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Wisconsin boosters have officially replaced NEU on DCUM as the "target". Love it!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they are both giant state colleges.

+1 Both not T25 and both don’t have T14 law or business schools. Same tier for anyone who wants to make a living out of college.

How does the ranking of the law school impact undergrads' prospects?

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I only know two kids who went to Utah and both transferred out after freshman year. It's very in-state heavy, compared to Wisconsin, and Utah is its own culture.

U Colorado
Colorado College
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Lawrence University

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Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin boosters have officially replaced NEU on DCUM as the "target". Love it!

Except Wisconsin hasn’t been trying to scam students like the private NEU. In fact, I’m pretty sure Wisconsin has never spent money on advertising to high schoolers like NEU, Michigan and USC

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:D wants a colder, outdoorsy college that’s fun. Pretty sure these are both the same for academics, both okay at business and law and I can’t think of any other departments which actually matters. Also looking at U Vermont and Colby College in Maine.

Law and business school are the only departments that matter when choosing undergrad?

That logic likely isn't getting you admitted to Wisconsin.

Why on earth would anyone care about the other subjects. Biology? Philosophy? Unmarketabke Scams. Phony Boloney

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Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin boosters have officially replaced NEU on DCUM as the "target". Love it!

The Indiana trial balloon burst too quickly.

I have a feeling there's an acolyte of the "no such thing as bad publicity" school behind this.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin boosters have officially replaced NEU on DCUM as the "target". Love it!

The Indiana trial balloon burst too quickly.

I have a feeling there's an acolyte of the "no such thing as bad publicity" school behind this.

Great observation.

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Anonymous wrote:D wants a colder, outdoorsy college that’s fun. Pretty sure these are both the same for academics, both okay at business and law and I can’t think of any other departments which actually matters. Also looking at U Vermont and Colby College in Maine.

This is not a question, right? Utah lets in anyone with a heartbeat. Plus while SLC is a quaint city, it's hardly cosmopolitan and it lies in the center of a north-south Mormon island (Brigham City/Ogden to Provo) separated by mountains and a desert (and 100s of miles of highway) from any other city, with Reno, Denver, and Flagstaff being the closest. Park City and the other resorts are nice, and pretty close to the Utah campus, but you'd need a pretty durable car to be making the hour trip up the mountains regularly.