Does University of Michigan live up to the hype?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

In the real world your commentary is laughable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

Adding to your own inane remarks doesn’t change the fact that you’re mentally unstable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

tough crowd - objectively the only schools on this list that are better than UMich are Georgetown and Vanderbilt, and not by much. UMich is a legit T25, the rest of these schools aren’t

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

tough crowd - objectively the only schools on this list that are better than UMich are Georgetown and Vanderbilt, and not by much. UMich is a legit T25, the rest of these schools aren’t

I'm not sure what you mean by "better". In every STEM field, UM is far more productive than either GU or VU (So is Wisconsin). Undergrad opportunites are probably better too. In non-STEM, other than SFS, they are probably all similar and would depend on student preferences.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

While you are at it, why don't you add Nova community college as well. BTW, how's your snowflake doing at NoVA?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

My kid was accepted to several of these schools and chose Michigan. Unless you WANT to be in Boston or Nashville, Michigan is simply a better and more fun school than everything on the list, except Wisconsin, which is more fun, but isn't Michigan academically.

If you grew up local DC, the choice between Georgetown and Michigan would be close, but the vibes and options are very different. GWU wouldn't be anywhere close on the spectrum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

My kid was accepted to several of these schools and chose Michigan. Unless you WANT to be in Boston or Nashville, Michigan is simply a better and more fun school than everything on the list, except Wisconsin, which is more fun, but isn't Michigan academically.

If you grew up local DC, the choice between Georgetown and Michigan would be close, but the vibes and options are very different. GWU wouldn't be anywhere close on the spectrum.

Michigan loses every cross-admit battle with GU. Wealthy kids go to Michigan when they’re rejected by GU. See the Fox News anchor’s son for a prominent example who had to go to UVA after GU rejected him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

My kid was accepted to several of these schools and chose Michigan. Unless you WANT to be in Boston or Nashville, Michigan is simply a better and more fun school than everything on the list, except Wisconsin, which is more fun, but isn't Michigan academically.

If you grew up local DC, the choice between Georgetown and Michigan would be close, but the vibes and options are very different. GWU wouldn't be anywhere close on the spectrum.

Your totally real kid blew $1,000 applying to a dozen elite private universities, got into them, and then ended up a gigantic public university? Who do you state school parents think you’re fooling with this malarkey.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

My kid was accepted to several of these schools and chose Michigan. Unless you WANT to be in Boston or Nashville, Michigan is simply a better and more fun school than everything on the list, except Wisconsin, which is more fun, but isn't Michigan academically.

If you grew up local DC, the choice between Georgetown and Michigan would be close, but the vibes and options are very different. GWU wouldn't be anywhere close on the spectrum.

Michigan loses every cross-admit battle with GU. Wealthy kids go to Michigan when they’re rejected by GU. See the Fox News anchor’s son for a prominent example who had to go to UVA after GU rejected him.

Michigan is better than UVA, so there’s that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

My kid was accepted to several of these schools and chose Michigan. Unless you WANT to be in Boston or Nashville, Michigan is simply a better and more fun school than everything on the list, except Wisconsin, which is more fun, but isn't Michigan academically.

If you grew up local DC, the choice between Georgetown and Michigan would be close, but the vibes and options are very different. GWU wouldn't be anywhere close on the spectrum.

Michigan loses every cross-admit battle with GU. Wealthy kids go to Michigan when they’re rejected by GU. See the Fox News anchor’s son for a prominent example who had to go to UVA after GU rejected him.

Michigan doesn’t lose every cross admit battle with Georgetown. Once again, you’re talking out of your ass.

[Anonymous]

https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=Georgetown+University&with=University+of+Michigan+-+Ann+Arbor

60-40 on Parchment. So much for your expertise.

[Anonymous]

Parchmant is self reporting. Take it with the basketball size grain of salt that it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

My kid was accepted to several of these schools and chose Michigan. Unless you WANT to be in Boston or Nashville, Michigan is simply a better and more fun school than everything on the list, except Wisconsin, which is more fun, but isn't Michigan academically.

If you grew up local DC, the choice between Georgetown and Michigan would be close, but the vibes and options are very different. GWU wouldn't be anywhere close on the spectrum.

Michigan loses every cross-admit battle with GU. Wealthy kids go to Michigan when they’re rejected by GU. See the Fox News anchor’s son for a prominent example who had to go to UVA after GU rejected him.

https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=Georgetown+University&with=University+of+Virginia


61-39

UVA not as desirable as Michigan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Parchmant is self reporting. Take it with the basketball size grain of salt that it is.

I don’t disagree with you. The only reason I posted it was because of the moronic comment that GU wins every cross admit with Michigan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great safety if you get rejected from Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Vanderbilt and USC.

I’d add NYU, Villanova and Tufts and I’d mull adding Miami (FL) to the list. In the real world, Michigan is competing against George Washington and Wisconsin.

My kid was accepted to several of these schools and chose Michigan. Unless you WANT to be in Boston or Nashville, Michigan is simply a better and more fun school than everything on the list, except Wisconsin, which is more fun, but isn't Michigan academically.

If you grew up local DC, the choice between Georgetown and Michigan would be close, but the vibes and options are very different. GWU wouldn't be anywhere close on the spectrum.

Michigan loses every cross-admit battle with GU. Wealthy kids go to Michigan when they’re rejected by GU. See the Fox News anchor’s son for a prominent example who had to go to UVA after GU rejected him.

https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=Georgetown+University&with=University+of+Virginia


61-39

UVA not as desirable as Michigan.

Yet UVA students will be just fine.