<p>I am a Michigan resident and have been accepted to Indiana University (Kelley) and Michigan State. I am looking to go into investment banking and would enjoy being an actuary as a backup. Which of these two would you choose?</p>
<p>Neither. Choose University of Michigan. </p>
<p>If you weren’t accepted there, then Michigan State. Kelly is much better than Michigan State but due to the significant cost difference you are forced to choose Michigan State. Its not worth the 80k more over 4 years.</p>
<p>Well I got denied from Michigan so that’s out of the question, and because of scholarships, etc, Indiana is only about 8k more a year, which I tend to think is worth it.</p>
<p>Go for it.</p>
<p>Indiana is definitely worth it. Go to Kelley.</p>
<p>IU>MSU for finance, worth the 8k/year imo.</p>
<p>Agree with the above comments.</p>
<p>Hey, guys I’m in the exact same situation except that for me indiana would be about 20K more a year. Only for the first year, I intend on getting many scholarships my second year. Do you think Indiana is worth getting into that much debt? Will it pay off more in the long run compared to MSU? I also want to get into investment banking</p>
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<p>How ? Do you think someone will just come over and give you scholarships ? </p>
<p>80k more for 4 years is not worth it unless you are sure about the scholarship which will make the cost go down.</p>
<p>XtremePower, the reason I didn’t recieve scholarships this year was due to my GPA, my ACT was a 31, but my GPA was low. I plan to study and work my ass off to get a couple of scholarships that would lower my tuition cost to hopefully 25-30K a year. Nothing is guaranteed but that’s what I’m aiming for. Going to Indiana for 4 years would cost me around 100K. Probably a bit more. Going to MSU would cost me 80K. Is Indiana and the investment banking workshop worth that extra 20K+? Are the opportunities graduating from both schools significantly different?</p>