Which is more difficult to get into COE or Ross?

ForeverAlone
Sat, 21 Dec 2013 22:29:24 +0000

most prospective engineering students come in placed out of at least calc 1 with AP’s.

If you came in with AP credit for Calc AB/BC, that doesn’t satisfy the requirement to transfer. You still have to take the next one.

For Ross, you came in with AP credit, you wouldn’t need to take it at all.

[Admissions Requirements | Michigan Engineering](http://www.engin.umich.edu/college/admissions/undergrad/cross-campus/requirements)
2.5 GPA isn’t doing you any favors. You’ll realistically want to get at least a 3.0.



CoE students are socially awkward and lack the necessary leadership skills to advance in the modern corporate world!

and pretty much every big tech company’s executive board you can think of had a technical degree to begin with.

Put a engineering kid in any business student’s job position and he can at least do some of it.
Put a business kid in an engineering job’s position, he wouldn’t even know how to start.



Plus you still have to take calc 1 and econ 101 (and 102 sophomore year if you don’t take it freshman year).

If you’re arguing that Econ 102 is a rigorous class, you’re not doing yourself any favors.



account extracurriculars, leadership skills

They’re not too big on extra-curriculars and leadership skills especially when you’re only 5 months into college. any leadership position is easily acquired because there are so many clubs on campus that nobody really cares about

I never said that Transfer difficulty COE > Ross.
I said COE = Ross.