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<p>The full spectrum of the freshman class isn’t spread out equally amongst all majors. That is a myth. Top students are typically concentrated in about 15 majors, and a large school like MSU is likely offering 50+ majors. </p>
<p>And, we’re really talking about upper-division classes, so not frosh. I doubt that there is much difference between upper division econ classes at MSU vs Case…and not much difference in the academic strength of the students in those classes. </p>
<p>I highly doubt that any employer is going to pick a Case Econ grad over a MSU Econ grad based on undergrad name. lol…Heck, there are a lot of employers that have never heard of Case…but everyone has heard of Michigan State.</p>