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Topic: 2026 Offseason Stream of Consciousness

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847badgerfan

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Re: 2026 Offseason Stream of Consciousness
« Reply #322 on: Today at 06:05:02 PM »
Just noticed our dept. chair for Civil and Environmental Engineering got his BS, MS and PhD all at Michigan State.  From what I've seen, it's very rare that our faculty did all their studies at the same place.  Actually, I think he's the only one I've seen.  Dude loved being a Spartan. 

For whatever reason, it's much more common to see faculty do their undergrad one place and then change schools.  Kinda seems 50/50 on whether they do their masters and PhD at the same place or not.  Probably a lot of reasons for the moving, but it's just interesting to see the paths they take. 
If you're going into teaching, most advisors will tell you to switch schools.
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Re: 2026 Offseason Stream of Consciousness
« Reply #323 on: Today at 06:16:52 PM »
For Texas' MBA program, having an undergrad from Texas was considered a liability.  But my GMAT score was such that there's no way I wasn't going to be admitted.

 

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