How did the University of Michigan become such an academic powerhouse?

Anonymous
Shouldn’t all of this apply to MSU as well?
Anonymous
My daughter went to UVA. Her BFF went to Michigan because she didn’t get into UVA

True story. Happens all the time in VA
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My daughter went to UVA. Her BFF went to Michigan because she didn’t get into UVA

True story. Happens all the time in VA


Her BFF got lucky
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:UVA is better for undergrad


Not according to USNWR:

https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/national-universities/undergraduate-teaching

Michigan #16

UVA. #48

Just another area where Michigan excels
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My daughter went to UVA. Her BFF went to Michigan because she didn’t get into UVA

True story. Happens all the time in VA



Best friends DD got waitlisted for UVA but in to Michigan she had moved into the dorm at Michigan when they got the call. DD went outside to think about it -came back in and said “UVA” and they packed her and moved her to UVA. She was very very happy at UVA
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My daughter went to UVA. Her BFF went to Michigan because she didn’t get into UVA

True story. Happens all the time in VA



Best friends DD got waitlisted for UVA but in to Michigan she had moved into the dorm at Michigan when they got the call. DD went outside to think about it -came back in and said “UVA” and they packed her and moved her to UVA. She was very very happy at UVA



it’s a significant price difference with U Mich at $73k for OOS versus $37k UVA. That’s a $36k x 4 year differential.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Shouldn’t all of this apply to MSU as well?


Like UVA and VT. Where there are too similar options, one of them tends to rise above because successful people want to cluster together.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA is better for undergrad


Congrats on your first football victory of the season. Very impressive.


Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Shouldn’t all of this apply to MSU as well?


Like UVA and VT. Where there are too similar options, one of them tends to rise above because successful people want to cluster together.


OMG - Can’t.Stop.Laughing. UVA trolls out in full force today!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:UVA is better for undergrad


Congrats on your first football victory of the season. Very impressive.




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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Shouldn’t all of this apply to MSU as well?


Jews don’t go to msu so msu didn’t get the boost um did historically
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Shouldn’t all of this apply to MSU as well?


Jews don’t go to msu so msu didn’t get the boost um did historically


MSU is the ag school for the state.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:After the UC system, the University of Michigan is the strongest public university in terms of research and graduate and professional programs. How did it become so prestigious?


U Mich has the biggest endowment of any public university and they invest wisely.

U Mich AA has an astonishing array of research all in one campus while UC is spread over 10 campuses with some being much stronger in certain fields (eg Davis for vet science/ UCSB for physics/ etc)

Michigan is incredibly proud of its flagship and it shows in many ways.

I think California is also extremely proud of its U system.

Both systems are excellent engines for social mobility with emphasis on providing many opportunities for vets, first generation students and Hispanic/ minority students.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Shouldn’t all of this apply to MSU as well?


Jews don’t go to msu so msu didn’t get the boost um did historically


you are gross....antisemitism much? There's alot on this thread
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Shouldn’t all of this apply to MSU as well?


Like UVA and VT. Where there are too similar options, one of them tends to rise above because successful people want to cluster together.


I really don’t think MSU and UofM are at all comparable
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