| A2Wolves, not that it matters, but I never had trouble dating highly intelligent, fun and attractive women when I was at Michigan.
WS, class size and use of TAs are no different at any of the country's top researc universities. Classes are just as large and TAs just as used at Cornell and Harvard as they are at Michigan. As for Michigan's OOS tuition, it is indeed high, but a bargain compared to its peers (the Ivy League, Chicago, Duke, Georgetown, MIT, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Stanford, Vanderbilt, Washington University etc....). Finally, it is not difficult changing programs. All a student needs to do is prove to be worthy. Obviously, a student with a 2.3 GPA in the college LSA cannot transfer into the Co llege of Engineering or hope to get into the B school. But if a 3.0 student with a 3.3+ science GPA wishes to transfer from the school of LSA to the CoE, it is pretty much a done deal. Getting into the B school is always difficult, at any of the top 3 or 4 Business schools in the nation. Ross is no different. |