Anonymous wrote:Alabama
Grand Canyon
Ole Miss
Yale
Vermont
Texas
Harvard
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These school are too big for any institution-wide rating to mean much. There are programs for which Mich State is better than UMich even if most UMich programs are, between those two schools, better.
This is correct.
Still waiting for someone to list the programs that are stronger at Michigan State than Michigan.
I'm a Michigan grad and seriously, rating Michigan's accounting program over the one at MSU, or marketing, is ridiculous. MSU also has a great industrial psychology program and Michigan does not.
But I wonder why UCLA is higher rated than Michigan? Seems like splitting hairs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These school are too big for any institution-wide rating to mean much. There are programs for which Mich State is better than UMich even if most UMich programs are, between those two schools, better.
This is correct.
Still waiting for someone to list the programs that are stronger at Michigan State than Michigan.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These school are too big for any institution-wide rating to mean much. There are programs for which Mich State is better than UMich even if most UMich programs are, between those two schools, better.
This is correct.
Still waiting for someone to list the programs that are stronger at Michigan State than Michigan.
Google is your friend:
https://ir.msu.edu/rankings
And remember the point isn’t that MSU is overall stronger than UMich. The point is that no one gets a degree in “overall.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These school are too big for any institution-wide rating to mean much. There are programs for which Mich State is better than UMich even if most UMich programs are, between those two schools, better.
This is correct.
Still waiting for someone to list the programs that are stronger at Michigan State than Michigan.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These school are too big for any institution-wide rating to mean much. There are programs for which Mich State is better than UMich even if most UMich programs are, between those two schools, better.
This is correct.
Anonymous wrote:These school are too big for any institution-wide rating to mean much. There are programs for which Mich State is better than UMich even if most UMich programs are, between those two schools, better.
Anonymous wrote:NW
UCLA
Michigan/USC
Illinois, Wisconsin,UMD, Washington, Rutgers,Purdue
Ohio State, Indiana, Minnesota
Penn State, Iowa,
Michigan State
Oregon, Nebraska
Anonymous wrote:NW
UCLA
Michigan/USC
Illinois, Wisconsin,UMD, Washington, Rutgers,Purdue
Ohio State, Indiana, Minnesota
Penn State, Iowa,
Michigan State
Oregon, Nebraska
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Also UW and Michigan have a similar OOS acceptance rate so rankings are
one thing but getting in and living there are factors too.
Do you even fact check anything?
UW OOS: 51%
Michigan: 15%
I guess it’s similar if you literally reverse the digits …
Your UW stay is WAY off. And that’s the last I’ll say about it because I suspect you’re our resident troll.
That’s the last you’ll say because you can’t link to actual data? 😂
Here’s the latest data:
Washington OOS: 46%
Link: https://admit.washington.edu/apply/freshman/by-the-numbers/
Michigan OOS: 18%
https://www.collegetransitions.com/blog/how-to-get-into-the-university-of-michigan-admissions-data-and-strategies
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Also UW and Michigan have a similar OOS acceptance rate so rankings are
one thing but getting in and living there are factors too.
Do you even fact check anything?
UW OOS: 51%
Michigan: 15%
I guess it’s similar if you literally reverse the digits …
Your UW stay is WAY off. And that’s the last I’ll say about it because I suspect you’re our resident troll.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Also UW and Michigan have a similar OOS acceptance rate so rankings are
one thing but getting in and living there are factors too.
Do you even fact check anything?
UW OOS: 51%
Michigan: 15%
I guess it’s similar if you literally reverse the digits …