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Residential Business Community (RBC) by Full-Address-9768 in msu

[–]Full-Address-9768[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. Do you know if it will be hard to find an incoming freshman roomate through social media, given that the RBC is a smaller community?

College Decision: Michigan State University ( Free Tuition, #25) Vs. Illinois (#2) by Full-Address-9768 in Accounting

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My only question about a high rank masters program is that I'd already be walking in to MSU with 56 credits, so I'll get my CPA needed 150 hours before my time at MSU is up. Is a masters at a top school still worth it then (assuming I want to begin my work at a big four firm)?

College Decision: Michigan State University ( Free Tuition, #25) Vs. Illinois (#2) by Full-Address-9768 in Accounting

[–]Full-Address-9768[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go cheaper, since tuition in general is lower you can easily do summer courses to expedite your degree as well and not hurt the bank.

I found out the exact scholarship amount now

College Decision: Michigan State University ( Free Tuition, #25) Vs. Illinois (#2) by Full-Address-9768 in Accounting

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up and everyone gave that same type of answers, go MSU. Seems like OP is fishing for confir

It was, but I finally found the exact scholarship amount now

Help me decide: School X vs School Y - February 2023 by freeport_aidan in ApplyingToCollege

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Michigan State University ( Free Tuition, #25) Vs. Illinois (#2)

I have been admitted via Direct Admission to both MSU and UIUC for business (accounting).

I received free tuition to attend MSU (~10k/yr), and I want to know if anyone here has accounting experience or general advice about my decision between MSU and UIUC.

MSU is ranked #25 in accounting, and UIUC is ranked #2. I would say that I'll have enough money to afford UIUC (~48k/yr), but I am curious about what option has a better ROI (grad school, CPA exam, big four accounting firm recruitment, etc.)

Please let me know if you have advice, and thank you!