<p>PatriotsFan33… I know exactly what you mean. As a Sophomore I feel like mediocrity fill the halls of the Kelley School of Business (don’t get me wrong, some of the students are brilliant). Unless you are in one of the workshops, a Kelley degree is not all that valuable (compared to Georgetown and BC). While some of the professors and classes are top notch, the quality of students within the business school lead you to believe that you go to a second rate business school. While this is how I feel, I try to look past the fact, work my ass off, and excel from my peers. Try to get in to one of the workshops, if you are interested in IM, IB or Consulting, or just be in the top 10% of the graduating class. If you are in that range, I think a Kelley degree can be just as valuable as any other degree (to some extent, obviously IU is no Wharton).</p>