Miami to Minnesota transfer?

<p>Hello. I'm a sophomore at the University of Miami. I am majoring in environmental engineering and contemplating transferring to the University of Minnesota. I have never visited their campus and am pulling my hair out over the decision, which needs to be made by May 1. I feel a bit disconnected with the types of personalities at the U and am looking for a more genuine atmosphere. I'm a member of the marching band here. I play tuba.</p>

<p>I also find my engineering program to be a bit disconnected from the rest of the school. I notice other programs have a vision that I just don't see. The program isn't bad; it's just not great. I'm one of the superior students in all of my engineering classes.</p>

<p>I also don't know about Minnesota. It's a big school as far as I hear. I've thought about the weather, but at the end of the day, I just want to be happy with my program and what is around me, and snow really isn't going to bother me that much.</p>

<p>Any thoughts? Insight into either Miami's or Minnesota's engineering programs? Anything on the atmosphere of Minnesota as a college experience and a civil engineering program?
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<p>lol im from miami n ive visited UM many times, and i just went to minnesota a few weeks back, and im not gonna lie, I like Minnesota a lot better. maybe its becuz im sick of it here, but yea i felt a lot of relief when i didnt see a palm tree in sight XD. minnesotas campus is a lot bigger, n the mississippi is basically the replacement for UM’s lake lol. as for the engineering, i have no clue on that matter</p>

<p>Can you go visit Minnesota?</p>

<p>Ohhh don’t worry! The UMN’s engineering program is top-notch (:</p>

<p>I just got back from the campus today…it’s H U G E but it’s quite nice :slight_smile: even though im not a fan of MN …it’s way nicer (:</p>

<p>The Minnesota campus is bigger and better, a lot of things to do and the city is great and has a lot of sports team if you like sports. I would choose minn.</p>