Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:23
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:What is with all the UVA boosters going to great lengths to bash UMich on every single thread? Now we have to start a new one.
UVA boosters like to pretend they are from the Northeast. They think part of that charade is sneering at anything Midwestern. It bursts their self-delusion when they can’t intellectually keep pace with something from the Rustbelt or Farmbelt.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:14
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:We know several kids attending Michigan. It’s not all that great. Hard to get classes. Not accepted to programs. Need to find off-campus housing. Large classes. Little to no advising. It’s just a big school with a name.
Oh, and the OOS price is ridiculous. And, you’re not going to get much if any financial aid. In sum, not a good deal.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:13
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It already seems like UMich alums and current students are everywhere in our orbit. Guess it’s going to get even more saturated. Doesn’t this blunt the cachet when you let in so many students? For comparison, UVA only has half the undergraduate students.
UM's total enrollment for fall this year reached 52,065 students, up 2% from 2022. Furthermore, the school's undergraduate enrollment rose 3% to 33,730 students from 32,695 last year.
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2023/10/02/um-ann-arbor-enrollment-52000-sets-another-
record/71029768007/
Not a booster and/or alum but good for Maize and Blue...try to educate as many as possible. Let the others worry about "exclusivity". Keep on, keeping on.
This Big 10 grad agrees.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:12
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
We know several kids attending Michigan. It’s not all that great. Hard to get classes. Not accepted to programs. Need to find off-campus housing. Large classes. Little to no advising. It’s just a big school with a name.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:12
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:It already seems like UMich alums and current students are everywhere in our orbit. Guess it’s going to get even more saturated. Doesn’t this blunt the cachet when you let in so many students? For comparison, UVA only has half the undergraduate students.
UM's total enrollment for fall this year reached 52,065 students, up 2% from 2022. Furthermore, the school's undergraduate enrollment rose 3% to 33,730 students from 32,695 last year.
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2023/10/02/um-ann-arbor-enrollment-52000-sets-another-record/71029768007/
Why would you compare these two schools?
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:12
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:They're graduation rates will drop, and so will there rankings.
They’re, there, their. You need to learn the difference. It’s all elementary school level grammar.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:10
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:They're graduation rates will drop, and so will there rankings.
This has to be the same butt hurt UVA booster posting negative comments about Michigan. By the way, it’s there not “there.” You can’t even troll well.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:07
Subject: Re:UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:I just hired a Umich Ross MBA and I’m kicking myself and wondering how someone with so low functioning skills could have gone to such a highly ranked school
I’d say it’s more of a reflection of your incompetence in hiring.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:05
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:Michigan alumni here with a degree in Computer Engineering. UM is definitely overrated.
It’s alumnus. A Michigan grad would know how to use it.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:04
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Berkeley and UCLA both have over 32,000 undergraduates on their respective campuses. Perhaps UVA should grow its undergraduate numbers so they can equal the Big 3 publics?
Anonymous
10/02/2023 14:04
Subject: Re:UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:I just hired a Umich Ross MBA and I’m kicking myself and wondering how someone with so low functioning skills could have gone to such a highly ranked school
Did you happen to attend UVA?
Anonymous
10/02/2023 13:42
Subject: Re:UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
I just hired a Umich Ross MBA and I’m kicking myself and wondering how someone with so low functioning skills could have gone to such a highly ranked school
Anonymous
10/02/2023 13:40
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Michigan alumni here with a degree in Computer Engineering. UM is definitely overrated.
Anonymous
10/02/2023 13:21
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
Anonymous wrote:They're graduation rates will drop, and so will there rankings.
I'm sure Michigan will be just fine. They can just let UVA and second tier privates worry about that
Anonymous
10/02/2023 12:38
Subject: UMich hits new enrollment record; opens doors to nearly 34,000 undergraduates
They're graduation rates will drop, and so will there rankings.