Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Definitely VT. Much better name, great campus life and better job potential due to the variety.
VT has a better name? With whom?
Anonymous wrote:Definitely VT. Much better name, great campus life and better job potential due to the variety.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WM has a reputation of being a stressful culture with grade deflation. The grade deflation may have chanced, but I'm not sure. Both great schools. VT's business school attracts A LOT of companies for internships and graduates. WM has a great reputation as well. To me, this comes down to what environment you want to study in. If you want a large college, school spirited education, go to VT. If you want a small, intellectual environment, go to WM.
He's going for business how intellectual of an environment could he be going for.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WM has a reputation of being a stressful culture with grade deflation. The grade deflation may have chanced, but I'm not sure. Both great schools. VT's business school attracts A LOT of companies for internships and graduates. WM has a great reputation as well. To me, this comes down to what environment you want to study in. If you want a large college, school spirited education, go to VT. If you want a small, intellectual environment, go to WM.
He's going for business how intellectual of an environment could he be going for.
Anonymous wrote:WM has a reputation of being a stressful culture with grade deflation. The grade deflation may have chanced, but I'm not sure. Both great schools. VT's business school attracts A LOT of companies for internships and graduates. WM has a great reputation as well. To me, this comes down to what environment you want to study in. If you want a large college, school spirited education, go to VT. If you want a small, intellectual environment, go to WM.
Anonymous wrote:How is the pressure level of WM?
I would imagine VT is less?