Why would Sasha Obama attend University of Michigan?

[Anonymous]

You folks are crazy. SO had the ability to choose any school in the country and chose one of the finest - highly rated across just about every discipline of study, great social atmosphere and big time sports to draw a community together.

Forget the haters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You folks are crazy. SO had the ability to choose any school in the country and chose one of the finest - highly rated across just about every discipline of study, great social atmosphere and big time sports to draw a community together.

Forget the haters.

They're not crazy they're bored and desperate for entertainment and unfortunately in this day and age arguing back and forth with total strangers on social media is #1 on most people's entertainment list.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You folks are crazy. SO had the ability to choose any school in the country and chose one of the finest - highly rated across just about every discipline of study, great social atmosphere and big time sports to draw a community together.

Forget the haters.

+1000

I've done hiring across 3 different industries. Resumes from students from land grant colleges always get strong consideration. The former students
bring good work ethic and good life skills to the job and are able to work with folks from all walks of life. Generally students from land
grant colleges are less likely to have been helicoptered growing up and function well independently on the job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it speaks so highly of Barack & Michelle as parents that, given the pressure those kids must have felt growing up, Sasha is still confident enough in herself and knows herself well enough to make this 'unconventional' choice. I obviously can't say why U Michigan is a better choice for her but, given that she must have had every college in the world to choose from, I'm sure she had her reasons. I am impressed that she is able to prioritize something about rankings and prestige, and impressed that Barack and Michelle are supportive of that.

But Michigan is one of the worst schools in the country. As mentioned by others it's ranked #27. It's like if Serena Williams were playing at nursery tennis and not at the US Open

[Anonymous]

It should be considered child abuse for someone in that position to send a child to Michigan

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It should be considered child abuse for someone in that position to send a child to Michigan

Oh please

[Anonymous]

Pretty obvious she wants to party and rush a sorority with Sidwell girlfriends. Same as Jenna Bush at UT.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty obvious she wants to party and rush a sorority with Sidwell girlfriends. Same as Jenna Bush at UT.

Agree. Academics at Michigan are a joke. You can skip exams or not study at all and show up drunk to exams and still graduate magna cum laude. A friend of mine partied 24/7 at Michigan, never studied and still got 4.0 in electrical engineering. He's not bright either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it speaks so highly of Barack & Michelle as parents that, given the pressure those kids must have felt growing up, Sasha is still confident enough in herself and knows herself well enough to make this 'unconventional' choice. I obviously can't say why U Michigan is a better choice for her but, given that she must have had every college in the world to choose from, I'm sure she had her reasons. I am impressed that she is able to prioritize something about rankings and prestige, and impressed that Barack and Michelle are supportive of that.

But Michigan is one of the worst schools in the country. As mentioned by others it's ranked #27. It's like if Serena Williams were playing at nursery tennis and not at the US Open

I don't think you know what "worst" means. Michigan is ranked #27 nationally. There are 4,298 institutions in the US that grant a bachelor's degree. 27/4298 puts Michigan into the top 1% of institutions in the US.

It's more like Serena Williams playing the Australian Open, instead of Wimbledon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it speaks so highly of Barack & Michelle as parents that, given the pressure those kids must have felt growing up, Sasha is still confident enough in herself and knows herself well enough to make this 'unconventional' choice. I obviously can't say why U Michigan is a better choice for her but, given that she must have had every college in the world to choose from, I'm sure she had her reasons. I am impressed that she is able to prioritize something about rankings and prestige, and impressed that Barack and Michelle are supportive of that.

But Michigan is one of the worst schools in the country. As mentioned by others it's ranked #27. It's like if Serena Williams were playing at nursery tennis and not at the US Open

I don't think you know what "worst" means. Michigan is ranked #27 nationally. There are 4,298 institutions in the US that grant a bachelor's degree. 27/4298 puts Michigan into the top 1% of institutions in the US.

It's more like Serena Williams playing the Australian Open, instead of Wimbledon.

To be fair, "worst" to the parents on this forum is anything below 20 on USNEWS

[Anonymous]

I hope she becomes a resident and votes in 2020.

[Anonymous]

I think the consensus here is that she made a really bad choice. Shame on the parents for brainwashing her into thinking Michigan is a good school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it speaks so highly of Barack & Michelle as parents that, given the pressure those kids must have felt growing up, Sasha is still confident enough in herself and knows herself well enough to make this 'unconventional' choice. I obviously can't say why U Michigan is a better choice for her but, given that she must have had every college in the world to choose from, I'm sure she had her reasons. I am impressed that she is able to prioritize something about rankings and prestige, and impressed that Barack and Michelle are supportive of that.

But Michigan is one of the worst schools in the country. As mentioned by others it's ranked #27. It's like if Serena Williams were playing at nursery tennis and not at the US Open

I don't think you know what "worst" means. Michigan is ranked #27 nationally. There are 4,298 institutions in the US that grant a bachelor's degree. 27/4298 puts Michigan into the top 1% of institutions in the US.

It's more like Serena Williams playing the Australian Open, instead of Wimbledon.

To be fair, "worst" to the parents on this forum is anything below 20 on USNEWS

UVA is below 20

[Anonymous]

She could have written her own ticket anywhere..here offers her some anonymity? Bus. Why would she care about Chicago..Her folks have moved on..seems strange..nothing was really announced last mayor so hen she would have decided..She could have ambivalated all summer..lik malia with havard, princetonand even visiting Stanford a second time..but no..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the consensus here is that she made a really bad choice. Shame on the parents for brainwashing her into thinking Michigan is a good school.

It doesn't matter where she goes to school, she will never want for anything and will have doors opened where ever here little heart desires to work. Her name guarantees her that, and we all know it.