Which is more difficult to get into COE or Ross?

ForeverAlone
Sun, 22 Dec 2013 01:01:29 +0000

That’s a major mistake a lot of pseudo-entrepreneur CoE “hacks” make. You need someone with the know-how on actually creating a business plan from the ground up and growing its profitability in a sustainable way. Tony Fadell came into Ross earlier this year and did an entire chat on just this. Business school students “know what they don’t know” much better than young engineers. You need expertise on both ends.



If you’re going to a venture capitalist, they want to at least see a working prototype and a business plan. Engineers can make a decent prototype themselves and formulate at least half-decent business plan. Most business students will only have the a business plan, but not the actual product to demonstrate, unless of course they hire an engineer.



In general yes they do. Social acumen can’t be taught too much, even with consistent presentation. Kids who are drawn to Ross are generally more social because they will be put in a position where they can use social skills to advance their careers more than engineers.

and we could also generalize that they’re scared of math and science.

and I still had another post after the 37% statement relating to transferring. see # 28