<p>K so I'm currently starting to go for my accounting degree at a local community college. I start classes tomorrow but I want to also try to get into U of M's Ross which means that I would have to drop these classes and try to get into LSA at U of M first (because these classes don't transfer to ross). questions:</p>
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<li><p>should I just try going to a different business school for my undergrad or try ross? because ross only has a bba and i've heard that getting a bba and an mba (what I eventually want to get) is pretty pointless so I was thinking about trying to transfer to Michigan State and then trying to transfer to a top school</p></li>
<li><p>Is there any other routes you guys think I should take? </p></li>
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<p>I'm very very confused, going to U of M for Ross doesn't guarantee that I'll get in and if I don't I would have pretty much wasted a year of school and a good chunk of money, while going to State if I'm accepted will let me get a bachelors in accounting and then I can try to transfer to other universities. Obviously an undergrad from Ross would look better but I don't know if I can risk a year of going for something pointless. Is there any way that going to U of M and not getting into Ross won't be as big of a deal that I think it is?(are there any moves that I could do that could still keep me on track?)</p>
<p>fuuuuuuuuuuu...</p>
<p>any other schools I could try transferring to that would have good reputations (and not as crazy rules as Ross) for transferring to top schools?</p>