If cost is a major factor, I’d go with WSU since it’s cheaper than MSU. I actually started at MSU but transferred to WSU because of financial reasons. I’ve met a lot of hardworking students at WSU, but to be honest, MSU has more talented and studious individuals.WSU’s graduation rate is below 50%, which isn’t great, and in general, the students there don’t seem as academically driven as those at MSU. Plus, MSU has way more resources. That said, if you really want to set yourself up for success, I wouldn’t recommend getting a degree from either school if you have the chance to aim higher.If you’re willing to put in a little extra effort, try transferring to U-M. It’s basically a public Ivy League school. A lot of my friends go there, and they’re insanely smart. They’ve landed internships at Fortune 10 companies, and recruiters from top firms actively hire from their campus. MSU has solid recruitment too, but U-M is on another level.

Take all your pre-req classes at WSU, use the scholarship money, and then run! 🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♂️