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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a kid who got into uva/W&m/va tech. Ended up at Indiana.  I would say in the 4 years, probably had very few if any classes where they didn’t know someone from the dmv.  Once they got to Kelley it was usually multiple dmv kids in their class.  Upon graduation most of his friends ended up in Chicago, NYC, Boston, Indianapolis and San Francisco., and this includes some of the dmv kids.  Not sure what the poster hang up is on uva and being worldly.  In Kelley, barring COVID times, you need a passport cause they are required classes that have international travel in them.  They take a 12 credit semester class where the school chooses the teams and each team has a west coast kid, east coast kid, Indiana kid, international kid.  Some of us parents have only role in the entire college process. And that is to write the check.[/quote]

Your kid probably made a smart choice to go to Kelly because it’s a direct admit to the business school.  [b]UVA’s commerce school is obviously better [/b]but not direct admit so your kid would be taking a risk.   [/quote]
US News ranks Indiana and UVA’s undergraduate business programs equally. Both are #8.[/quote]

UVA’s commerce school ranks behind only Wharton according to Poets and Quants, a more respected source.[/quote]
 :roll: [/quote]

And last April the Wall Street Journal named UVA as no 1 public in the nation for high paying jobs in finance[/quote]

Where all the kids are being layed off. Ask me how I know?  [/quote]

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