Hi Joey, reputation wise UW and UM are both very decent schools, though arguably UM is more well-known to international applications and employers. Besides that, have you compared the curriculums of the two programs? which one is more aligned with your career trajectory? While UM's program is housed under engineering, from I've learned in this forum it seems students have quite some access to Ross which is a plus given its reputation. On the other hand, UW's program is under Applied Maths and also taught by top faculty from Statistics, both of which are top tier as far as grad school is concerned.
Thank you very much, Andy. I heard about that too. I know the College of Engineering is among the top 10 in the US. However, the career service is not dedicated to MFE students. UW's program is offering more help in terms of career services. That being said, the internship is not guaranteed. Also, I know UW CF&RM is offering three options, namely the general program option, computing pathway option and RM pathway option. And the choice will also be contingent on the internship and extended part-time opportunities.Last time I heard, Michigan MFE program's career services are now handled by the Engineering school, not by Ross anymore.
By the way, Andy, are you suggesting that Ross did a better job than College of Engineering? Thank you.Last time I heard, Michigan MFE program's career services are now handled by the Engineering school, not by Ross anymore.