<p>Hi Guys....</p>
<p>I am an international student and I have got admits from UMich and Gatech for Masters in OR.</p>
<p>Can you please suggest me which one I should choose.....</p>
<p>guys…please help…</p>
<p>What’s your thing … optimization modeling/Supply chain techniques or manufacturing modeling?</p>
<p>If the former, I’ve seen first hand some of the stuff GT has been doing and it is impressive. If the latter, I have no opinion.</p>
<p>I would go to Michigan.</p>
<p>@ctyankee</p>
<p>Yes , I am interested in optimization and SCM…
So you have any idea how these stuffs are in UMich…</p>
<p>@vociferous</p>
<p>Thank you for our reply but can you please suggest me some reasons for your decision.
That wud be really helpful.</p>
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<p>What authority do you have to speak on the topic? This isn’t necessarily me accosting you, but your opinion either way would require justification. GT’s ISyE program is very impressive. I only know the supply chain side because that’s what the people I know studied, but I assume it is competitive in all areas of ISyE to earn that #1 ranking by a fairly large margin.</p>
<p>^ Everyone is biased.</p>
<p>GT is the best in isye but guess who comes after GT, UMich. This is a tough choice. Did you see any professor’s research you might be interested in? That might make the decision easier.</p>
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<p>No first hand knowledge whatsoever. BUT Michigan’s rep in this area is minimal, at best. Michigan State does have a rep, (in mixed-integer optimization specifically) but not Michigan.</p>