Anonymous
01/15/2019 19:46
Subject: Alternatives to Michigan?
U md, Illinois, GT, Washington,
Anonymous
01/15/2019 19:38
Subject: Alternatives to Michigan?
Anonymous wrote:Michigan, Tulane, Rutgers and George Washington are peers. Apply to all four.
These seem to have almost nothing in common.
Anonymous
01/15/2019 18:45
Subject: Re:Alternatives to Michigan?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:what major?
Alternatives to Michigan are any top tier Public School
example UVA not the rest of the Big Ten
Wisconsin is an internationally ranked top 25 school. There are specific programs at other Big 10 schools that are world class. YMMV but that is such an ill-informed statement.
That's why I said major and big difference between top 10 and top 25. Please try and keep up painfully obvious you are a Wisconsin grad right? lolz
Rude
Anonymous
01/14/2019 23:07
Subject: Alternatives to Michigan?
Among my kids’ friends who liked Michigan, there seemed to be a lot of crossover between tulane, GW, Syracuse, U of Miami, Wisconsin, Indiana, and CU Boulder.
Anonymous
01/14/2019 22:45
Subject: Alternatives to Michigan?
Michigan, Tulane, Rutgers and George Washington are peers. Apply to all four.
Anonymous
01/14/2019 19:47
Subject: Alternatives to Michigan?
MSU for certain majors and/or the Honors college. That new facility for rare isotope beams is cool!
Anonymous
01/14/2019 19:20
Subject: Alternatives to Michigan?
Anonymous wrote:Michigan State?
That is a worse suggestion than OSU.
Anonymous
01/14/2019 19:19
Subject: Alternatives to Michigan?
Anonymous wrote:All the Big Ten stem schools.
The CDC allows students in the big ten to take classes at all big ten schools.
Do you mean CIC? Because that includes Hopkins now.
Anonymous
01/14/2019 18:52
Subject: Alternatives to Michigan?
Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, MSU, PSU, Minnesota, Iowa, UMD, Pitt
Except Illinois and UMD, I don't think these are comparable. I would say some of the CA schools, UNC, and other very highly rated publics.