<p>Cellardoor, what is your intended major? Both universities are awesome, so unless you are intending to major in Business (in which case I would probably recommend Michigan), I think you should visit the campuses and decide based on fit.</p>
<p>I'm intending to major in art history but also interested in english and business and film. I like UNC's location but I like Umich's academics. I've also heard that OOS students fit in better at mich and there more on par academically with the IS students. I've also heard there is reverse-discrimination at Michigan and UNC IS students tend to shun the OOS'ers.</p>
<p>I'm just nervous I've worked really hard to transfer and these are two great schools that I think I could be happy at. I just want to make the right choice</p>
<p>cellardoor..I was in the same position as you. I couldn't decide between Umich and chapel hill (i'm oos for both schools). Then, Cornell accepted me. It was a no-brainer. I'm going to cornell. That solved my problem.</p>
<p>all those hills. good luck to you ;-)</p>
<p>A no brainer? I attended Michigan for my undergraduate studies and Cornell for my graduate studies. I would personally pick Michigan over Cornell. Those two schools are identical in most respects. The main difference is Ann Arbor vs Ithaca. In my case, Ann Arbor wins.</p>
<p>Alexandre. Can you give me some guidance here.
I have been accepted in USC Marshall, Mich LSA (with Pre-admit to Ross undetermined yet since I just got the acceptance notice to LSA yesterday), Cornell AEM (WL).
I am from S,F. interested in marketing and biotech. business.
Which should I choose under the folowing scenarios:
1. Got into Marshall, Ross pre-admit and Cornell AEM
2. Got into Marshall and Mich. LSA and Cornell with no AEM
Also, can LSA students take business courses at Ross?
I am totally stumped, please help.</p>
<p>Wait a second Cellardoor when you say there is "reverse-discrimination" at Michigan do you mean they tend to take more OOS students, at UNC takes more IS students?</p>
<p>If you get pre-admit status, I would say go for Michigan/Ross. The program is amazing and you would be treated like gold from day one.</p>
<p>If you only get into LSA at Michigan, the decision becomes a little harder. I would probably recommend Cornell if you want to play it safe or Michigan if you are willing to take a chance. </p>
<p>I would not recommend USC because I much prefer the Michigan and Cornell academic atmosphere and brand to USC's, but that's a personal preference. If USC does it for you, go for it as it is also an excellent university.</p>
<p>transfer stuent---I meant students of minority ethnicity are the majority there</p>
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<p>I think you have U-M mixed up with another school.</p>
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<p>It's like 12% Asian, 6x% White, and some other ones scattered around. Minorities ethnicity is not the majority at U-M</p>