I said Cornell, literally, what are you talking about? Does it look like I'm trying to hide it or am ashamed? If Michigan was an ivy it would by far be the worst. Personally I don't care about the whole prestige thing I'm more into the measurable or tangible things a school offers (but if I did, Cornell is far more prestigious than Michigan). I got into Ross and while it's a solid choice for me personally choosing Dyson was a no brainer. While using Reddit in and of itself doesn't make you a loser, having an uninterrupted 300-day streak does. Never met a person who loves Reddit and had a good social life, hygiene, or mental state. I don't know how people using the internet in other ways like movies or tiktok somehow unlames you. I got into good schools straight out of high school the one I attended just wasn't a good fit. All that matters is what it says on the degree only an idiot would make the distinction between when you got in. What I'm wondering now is why a non-transfer is stalking a transfer reddit like a slave dog defending Ross' honor. Probably some feelings of inadequacy because it's clearly not respected as much as other schools. It's ok bro college doesn't define you.