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Anonymous wrote:I don't think that kids not in Kelley or PA feel less than. I think some people in the Kelley program think they are better than others. I have a kid at IU now. It is a big university and my CAS kid doesn't really run into to many Kelley students in classes.

+1. Business majors at most schools are considered pretty douchey anyway.

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01/20/2026 07:53

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Anonymous wrote:Glad Miami lost

Here is the thread in Off Topic if you want to share your joy
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1310478.page

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01/20/2026 07:54

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Congrats Indiana and to all your kids who’ve been accepted. Everyone I know who’s gone there has had a great experience.

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01/20/2026 08:09

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone on this board have a kid considering Indiana NOT for Kelley or performing arts? DC is considering the HR degree there which is technically part of the Public Policy school. Wondering if they will feel “less than” academically the whole 4 years for not being part of Kelley or some well known program.

PP with a DD who was accepted but still has to audition. She's actually planning on a double major in the public policy department, which is very highly ranked also, btw. Performing arts kids would typically not be the ones to make anyone feel "less than" about academics or anything else for that matter, and while they can maybe seem cliquey or aloof sometimes, it's usually due more to general fatigue and distraction than a superiority complex. (e.g. DD has a 4.5 GPA and is highly accomplished in her art form but left for a competition this weekend wearing two different shoes)

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01/20/2026 08:15

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone on this board have a kid considering Indiana NOT for Kelley or performing arts? DC is considering the HR degree there which is technically part of the Public Policy school. Wondering if they will feel “less than” academically the whole 4 years for not being part of Kelley or some well known program.

PP with a DD who was accepted but still has to audition. She's actually planning on a double major in the public policy department, which is very highly ranked also, btw. Performing arts kids would typically not be the ones to make anyone feel "less than" about academics or anything else for that matter, and while they can maybe seem cliquey or aloof sometimes, it's usually due more to general fatigue and distraction than a superiority complex. (e.g. DD has a 4.5 GPA and is highly accomplished in her art form but left for a competition this weekend wearing two different shoes)

My friend's daughter is a nursing major there. Loves it.

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01/20/2026 08:30

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