Choosing between Emory and UMich for engineering

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This whole thread is being egged on by a troll.

More than one trolls.

I'm one of the other trolls..

Who would want to go to a school named after sandpaper anyways?

[Anonymous]

Emory placed 80+ engineering students at top firms like Google.

Michigan didn't even place any at Google. There's you're answer.

[Anonymous]

One thing is for sure. Emory has placed lots of flat earthers on this board.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One thing is for sure. Emory has placed lots of flat earthers on this board.

Not in engineering. Their Round Earth program is ranked higher than Michigan’s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Emory placed 80+ engineering students at top firms like Google.

Michigan didn't even place any at Google. There's you're answer.

Larry Page is a Michigan engineering alum. And they hire tons of Michigan kids. They even have a corporate campus in Ann Arbor.

[Anonymous]

Then why don’t they hire any?

[Anonymous]

This thread is so silly. Go to Emory and don't look back.

[Anonymous]

But Emory doesn't have an Engineering Department. They have to use Georgia Tech. Michigan engineering > GT engineering (according to USNWR, which is an absolute, unquestionable arbiter of education and thus the only metric that should be used to make one of the bigger decisions of your life).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But Emory doesn't have an Engineering Department. They have to use Georgia Tech. Michigan engineering > GT engineering (according to USNWR, which is an absolute, unquestionable arbiter of education and thus the only metric that should be used to make one of the bigger decisions of your life).

Emory does have engineering.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But Emory doesn't have an Engineering Department. They have to use Georgia Tech. Michigan engineering > GT engineering (according to USNWR, which is an absolute, unquestionable arbiter of education and thus the only metric that should be used to make one of the bigger decisions of your life).

Emory does have engineering.

Not according to USNWR: "We couldn't find results that match your selections."

Therefore it does not exist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But Emory doesn't have an Engineering Department. They have to use Georgia Tech. Michigan engineering > GT engineering (according to USNWR, which is an absolute, unquestionable arbiter of education and thus the only metric that should be used to make one of the bigger decisions of your life).

Emory does have engineering.

Not according to USNWR: "We couldn't find results that match your selections."

Therefore it does not exist.

My nephew just graduated from their engineering school. Got a job at google and is thriving.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But Emory doesn't have an Engineering Department. They have to use Georgia Tech. Michigan engineering > GT engineering (according to USNWR, which is an absolute, unquestionable arbiter of education and thus the only metric that should be used to make one of the bigger decisions of your life).

Emory does have engineering.

Not according to USNWR: "We couldn't find results that match your selections."

Therefore it does not exist.

My nephew just graduated from their engineering school. Got a job at google and is thriving.

My DD goes to their engineering school for mechanical engineering. Don't let the umich boosters try to bully you into a decision when Emory is 3* more difficult to get into and has 200+ edge on the SAT, they have an inferiority complex

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But Emory doesn't have an Engineering Department. They have to use Georgia Tech. Michigan engineering > GT engineering (according to USNWR, which is an absolute, unquestionable arbiter of education and thus the only metric that should be used to make one of the bigger decisions of your life).

Emory does have engineering.

Not according to USNWR: "We couldn't find results that match your selections."

Therefore it does not exist.

Emory has engineering. My husband is the CEO of Apple and he got his engineering degree from Emory!

[Anonymous]

Troll troll troll. You suckers keep falling for the troll......

[Anonymous]

Here’s how Emory padded their USNews ranking:

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2012/08/20/emory-misreported-admissions-data-more-decade

Shameful and pitiful. Talk about an, “inferiority complex.” I wouldn’t trust any of their posted test scores. Case closed!