Wisconsin or Illinois?

<p>I am going to visit both a the first weekend in April, but academically which one is superior? FYI, I am currently a geology major but want to transfer to business, so which one would be better?</p>

<p>Wisconsin.</p>

<p>apparently UofI is ranked pretty high for business among recruiters, but I still say wisconsin. Probably just a better all around college experience.</p>

<p>ILLINOIS for sure!!!!!</p>

<p>Wisconsin is far superior in geology, and roughly equal, maybe a tad stronger in business. 70 academic departments in the top ten nationally, I mean, how can you go wrong there?</p>

<p>Oh this one is easy....Illlinois, is by far and away superior in Business. As for geology,...either one is fine.</p>

<p>U of I for business!!!</p>

<p>You've got to be kidding sonicmom.</p>

<p><a href="http://www.bus.wisc.edu/annualreport/2006/undergrad.asp%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://www.bus.wisc.edu/annualreport/2006/undergrad.asp&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

<p>It's a coin toss. depends on what field. if accouting then i guess i would have to say UIUC, even though the classes are so f-ing crowded.... i will give business career services kudos for working so hard for us.
but if not accounting and you want to go to a college that you will think is more pleasant to live in, kind of like a small town type feeling than I would pick wisconsin. i've only been there twice and that was years ago but wisconsin, definitely a better campus overall.</p>

<p>Somehow, I just can't help laughing at the fact some UIUC students cast their vote for Wisconsin rather than their own school.</p>

<p>maybe we would have liked to go to wisconsin but we couldn't afford it or it was too hard to get in, ever think about that? it's like saying how I would rather go to Harvard instead of UIUC...
i'm not saying i hate UIUC but i wouldn't have minded to get into wisconsin or say princeton</p>

<p>seriously.. I thought wisconsin is easier to get in than Illinois for Engineering.... all of my engineering friends who got rejected from Illinois got into Wisconsin..</p>