Best Midwestern colleges/universities?

[UKUKUK]

Originally Posted by TheFriendlyGod

This is what you call one-size-fits-all thinking. Not everybody wants to be a programmer, and money isn't everybody's first priority.

I guarantee you, taking the courses that colleges force upon students, if money isn't your priority, then it surely must be the booze and sex because American colleges teach nothing. I'm a geography major, but my semesters seem to be full of revisiting elementary school topics like BASIC music theory and astronomy because the university DEMANDS that.

[northstar22]

In no particular order: the University of Michigan, University of Chicago, University of Wisconsin, University of North Dakota, Northwestern University, Notre Dame, and Washington Univ. of St. Louis.

[Maintainschaos]

Originally Posted by flyingwriter

In no particular order: the University of Michigan, University of Chicago, University of Wisconsin, University of North Dakota, Northwestern University, Notre Dame, and Washington Univ. of St. Louis.

No offense to the University of North Dakota, as it's a good school, but I don't think it's on the caliber of the other schools you mentioned...

[jayp1188]

IMO...

1. Chicago
2. Wash U
3. Northwestern
4. Michigan
5. Wisconsin
6. Illinois
7. Notre Dame
8. Case Western
9. Minnesota
10. Purdue

There are also some great liberal arts schools such as Oberlin, Carleton,and Grinnell.

[sonkab14]

Def University of Chicago, Northwestern, Washington, Notre Dame, Purdue, Wisconsin, McAllister, and School of the Art Institute if you're in the fine arts.

[JHG722]

It's 'Macalester'