Which is more difficult to get into COE or Ross?

maizeandblue21
Sun, 22 Dec 2013 02:11:51 +0000

you don’t get a business, without having a product. You can write all the business plans you want, but if you don’t actually do it. It’s nothing.

Great, I agree. Doesn’t change the fact that having a competent businessman helping with a new company is also completely essential.



every post from #28 and before mentioned at least something related to transferring.

Your post #29 included absolutely nothing about transferring.

All I’m saying is your little drunk pledge competition line is what started the whole digression. Not that it matters though, this is all really just wasted effort arguing about something we clearly disagree on.

tl;dr? OP, my answer to your question is that Ross is harder to get into than CoE. On the contrary, ForeverAlone believes that they are equally difficult to get into. We both believe that the engineering curriculum is more difficult. Thanks for listening.