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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The girls and boys she meets at Brown at 10x the peers she will meet at UMich. That's worth the $160K alone. Out of state students go to UMich because they were rejected from all the Ivies - notably Cornell and Penn. Just a fact.[/quote] Either there's one crazy person in this thread, or there's a whole contingent of folks who went to Brown just to find a husband. I know where NOT to send my son :wink: [/quote] I'm the 'crazy' PP. The OP mentioned her daughter was only interested in Brown and Michigan. The things I said also go for the 20 or so colleges that are superior to Michigan: Ivy League, Stanford, Northwestern, UChicago, Georgetown, Hopkins, MIT, Duke, Notre Dame, Tufts, Vanderbilt, the elite LACs.[/quote] In what world is Notre Dame superior to the University of Michigan??? [/quote] Acceptance rate, prestige, private, post grad success, salary.[/quote] I have met a lot more smart michigan grads than ND grads. I don't think ND has higher preftige than michigan at all. neither do I think it has better post grad success or salary. ND's acceptance rate is lower because it's smaller. No way ND is superior to Michigan. All the otheres in the pp's list - probably. But not ND. Department by department - compare, I can't think of a single department where ND's stronger than michigan. [/quote]
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