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Anonymous wrote:Op here. - this is for business

UGA. Go to the region with job growth.

Anonymous wrote:Op here. - this is for business

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Anonymous wrote:OP checking in- DC is down to UW Madison or UGA. visiting both again. Fingers crossed it's an easy choice.

UW is a better school, no real question there. UGA is in a better economic location however. That’s actually matters in the long wrong. What do you think powered Michigan ( Ford ) or Berkeley( Silicon Valley)?

Anonymous wrote:OP checking in- DC is down to UW Madison or UGA. visiting both again. Fingers crossed it's an easy choice.

Anonymous wrote:My friend's son makes 150k out of UGA 2 years ago in Biology.

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Anonymous wrote:Your bigger-name business schools will send kids all over the country (think top 10ish). But for a kid who really wants Chicago, your best bet would be a school like Northwestern, ND, Indiana, etc. These are the schools that area employers know best and will prioritize. Kids from lower-ranked business schools in other regions will have a slightly tougher road. Same goes for other big cities.

Cite?

What kind of citation are you looking for? A peer reviewed scientific study?

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Anonymous wrote:For business. Any opinions? Ignoring costs for now.

UMD.

I live in the world of 1% ers financially if WI or UGA are OOS for you UMD is the only answer.

The only outlier here would be is if your kid didn't enter UMD into their major and has to matriculate.

Then WI over GA if they enter the school of their major.

If their major is business again UGA is out bec career center there is not as good as the other two.

Has your kid even checked the requirements to graduate in their chosen major at these schools ? I doubt it.
Has your kid even checked the career center to see what internships or jobs are available? I doubt it.

What? You have checked the career center at UMD UGA and wisconsin? For business? It's also about costs, vibe and other things. Why would we check graduation requirements for each school? DC will do fine. Also, did you have a child in business at both UGA and wisconsin? How did you know about their career centers and internships available?

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Anonymous wrote:Aren’t you the poster whose kid didn’t get into Wisconsin and now has to choose between Maryland and Georgia? Really, it’s OK.

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Anonymous wrote:Opinions on UGA vs Wisconsin for biology-premed? Seems to be a lot of negativity for both of these schools on this forum and I'm not really sure why. Both OOS and about equal distance from home, understand the differences in geography and cost is not a factor. Which would you pick? Would one be considered easier or less of a grind than the other in order to maintain a higher gpa for grad school?

Wisconsin is so dramatically higher ranked for UGA in biology it’s not even funny. UGA and UW Madison are not comparable schools, full stop end of story. If you wanna even suggest UGA is even in the same orbit as Madison, argue against Madison’s 26 Nobel laureates, and 39 current members of the National Academy of Science (most in the big 10). You know how much UGA has: ZERO in both. You know how many UGA will ever have: ZERO.

Anonymous wrote:Opinions on UGA vs Wisconsin for biology-premed? Seems to be a lot of negativity for both of these schools on this forum and I'm not really sure why. Both OOS and about equal distance from home, understand the differences in geography and cost is not a factor. Which would you pick? Would one be considered easier or less of a grind than the other in order to maintain a higher gpa for grad school?

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Anonymous wrote:Your bigger-name business schools will send kids all over the country (think top 10ish). But for a kid who really wants Chicago, your best bet would be a school like Northwestern, ND, Indiana, etc. These are the schools that area employers know best and will prioritize. Kids from lower-ranked business schools in other regions will have a slightly tougher road. Same goes for other big cities.

Cite?