Midwest colleges

[grahmcracker]

what are some good colleges in the midwest region? why do you think this?

 

[Ski-or-dies-]

U of Minnesota and Wisconsin.

 

[stompdat]

Minnesota is sick. Huge campus. Tough business school. Amazing. GO ThERE. Wisconsin is also fun.

 

[BMB]

St. Olaf College in Northfield MN

 

[PJS.]

lets go wisco!

 

[LS.]

Wisconsin-Madison

 

[skiminnesota]

good based on???????

everyone i know is convinced that Saint John's / Saint Ben's is akin to harvard.

I also know a couple Luther (iowa) students. (supposedly Luther has quite the track record of getting people into Med School)

According to a U of M Law professor 95% of graduates have a job 6 months after work.

 

[ski-swagga]

pretty much any school in the big 10 conference is a decent school. college board is your friend.

http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/search/index.jsp

 

[Erica.]

University of Wisconsin

 

[thecounty]

Indiana University. The Kelley School of Business is top tier.

 

[BrewskiJr]

What are you looking for?

 

[soulskier]

looking for a good way to drink your way to a degree? central michigan university

 

[Mr.Turtle]

Indiana University, Kelly school of BusinessMiami University, Farmer school of Business

 

[Wis_Skier_23]

BUCKY SONN!!!!!!!!!!!!! Madison is Prime then I would say Minnesota is second

 

[BMB]

Oh yeah because we are one of the "Colleges that Change Lives"

An average of six St. Olaf students are awarded the Fulbright Scholarship

each year. Additionally, the college has produced nine Rhodes Scholars since 1910, including two in

2007

oh and we're a dry campus

 

[Inbred_Redneck]

Iowa State University if you dont give a shit about football. Engineering, Ag, and Vet schools are all top notch.

 

[CSpruit]

Michigan State University