<p>Sandy, to answer your question, it is important for me to know what type of economic background you come from. If you come from a lower or middle income family, it is hard to justify spending $160,000 at any university, even one as good as Michigan, when you have a very respectable option in UIUC that will cost you half as much. However, if you come from an upper middle or upper income family, the decision becomes a little easier. When it comes to B-Schools, Michigan and UIUC aren’t peers, especially if your wish is to work for an I-Bank on Wall Street. Generally speaking, barely over 1% of UIUC B-School students get jobs with IBanks in the East coast. Over 20% of Ross students get such jobs. That’s not even close. So, if money is a problem, think hard about it. If money isn’t a problem, I’d recommend Michigan.</p>