<p>Yes, IUPUI is a lower-cost option to get you a Kelley degree if you are simply looking for an identical piece of paper that says you got a degree from KSOB. Lilly is not Goldman Sachs, PWC, Bain, Deloitte, etc. etc. if you’re looking to do high-level business consulting or want to work on Wall Street</p>
<p>That being said, IUPUI and IU do NOT offer the same Kelley experience, no matter what the statistics say. Not to say the IUPUI experience is bad, it is just different. Different strokes for different folks. IUPUI tends to be made up of a higher percentage of commuter students, IU has very few, if any. IUPUI tends to be more in-state, IU a more even mix. Both of those can mean something when it comes to your student’s networking options–I know many students who network through their peers and their peers’ parents, affording many more opportunities than just the Kelley CSO can offer. In addition, IUPUI doesn’t have the same professors as IU, nor do they have all of the opportunities that IU KSOB offers. IU has the Target competition for freshmen, for example. The list continues</p>
<p>As I said before, IUPUI KSOB isn’t bad, it’s just different</p>