Michigan (non ross) or Maryland (direct business school)?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Michigan
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<p>johnchoee is #1. Sounds like the title of a book or movie.</p>

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<p>rjkofnovi, I’m above #1.</p>

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<p>That said I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Ross elitist before o.o only Wharton, HYP and such</p>

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<p>Smith is not as good as Ross, agreed. If you have a high enough GPA at UMich, you can transfer into Ross after freshman year - but the bar is pretty high and not many succeed from what I remember being told last year. Another factor to consider is that I bet your GPA will be better at Smith than at Ross. And Smith is strong regionally.</p>

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<p>“Smith is not as good as Ross, agreed. If you have a high enough GPA at UMich, you can transfer into Ross after freshman year - but the bar is pretty high and not many succeed from what I remember being told last year. Another factor to consider is that I bet your GPA will be better at Smith than at Ross. And Smith is strong regionally.”</p>

<p>I don’t know how well this holds, but I remember bearcats saying that all of his friends who had a 3.3 in engineering got into Ross (which may be equivocal to a 3.5/3.6 in LSA, depending on what classes you take). Given I don’t know what else they had going in their favor, but I don’t think it’s super hard to get in regular admit. I bet if someone were dedicated to it, they could do it.</p>