KCOM vs. MSUCOM

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I was just accepted to MSUCOM last week. I have been in at KCOM since October... Anyone have pros and cons for the two schools? I am trying to get additional input so that I can make the best decision. Thanks!
 
RedDO said:
I was just accepted to MSUCOM last week. I have been in at KCOM since October... Anyone have pros and cons for the two schools? I am trying to get additional input so that I can make the best decision. Thanks!
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Well, seeing that you're from MI, I would suggest MSUCOM. Cheaper (no OOS tuition) you'd be closer to family/friends, and you wouldn't have to move all the way to Kansas.
 
Cybii said:
Well, seeing that you're from MI, I would suggest MSUCOM. Cheaper (no OOS tuition) you'd be closer to family/friends, and you wouldn't have to move all the way to Kansas.
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KCOM is in Missouri 😛

I think they're both great schools.
 
Although I am a KCOM student, I'd stick with MSUCOM if I were you(You get in-state tuition, right?). If you were OOS for both schools, then it would be more about where you want to spend your first two years.

That being said, KCOM has a bunch of rotation sites in MI. It changes a bit for every class, but we have a good thing going with the MI sites.

Congrats on your acceptances, many would love to be in your 'difficult' situation.
 
rddoms said:
Although I am a KCOM student, I'd stick with MSUCOM if I were you(You get in-state tuition, right?). If you were OOS for both schools, then it would be more about where you want to spend your first two years.

That being said, KCOM has a bunch of rotation sites in MI. It changes a bit for every class, but we have a good thing going with the MI sites.

Congrats on your acceptances, many would love to be in your 'difficult' situation.
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I'm with RD on this one ... cost is so crucial. If you were OOS for both, I'd say to go to KCOM, but I personally wouldn't pass up instate tuition for anywhere (no joke).
 
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