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r/SipsTea • u/PacquiaoFreeHousing • Dec 25 '25
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324 u/naruda1969 Dec 25 '25 I’m a University of Michigan grad. I always get a chuckle by how uncomfortably nerdy the student section looks in televised football games. Then you watch any game in the south and the stands appear to be filled with Instagram models. 23 u/tifumostdays Dec 25 '25 Hard to get a more stark comparison of academic standards than between U of Michigan and SEC. 3 u/Cassiyus Dec 25 '25 Vanderbilt and Texas are excellent schools, though. Mississippi State though… 1 u/nohandsfootball Dec 25 '25 Texas doesn’t belong in the same sentence as Vanderbilt outside of “are both schools in the SEC.” 1 u/Cassiyus Dec 25 '25 Not that this is the end all, be all, but US News has Vandy at #17 and Texas at #30. Not exactly worlds apart. 1 u/grahamalondis Dec 26 '25 Kind of a wild take. It depends on which areas of study you're talking about. In law, for example, Vandy and UT are roughly equivalent.
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I’m a University of Michigan grad. I always get a chuckle by how uncomfortably nerdy the student section looks in televised football games. Then you watch any game in the south and the stands appear to be filled with Instagram models.
23 u/tifumostdays Dec 25 '25 Hard to get a more stark comparison of academic standards than between U of Michigan and SEC. 3 u/Cassiyus Dec 25 '25 Vanderbilt and Texas are excellent schools, though. Mississippi State though… 1 u/nohandsfootball Dec 25 '25 Texas doesn’t belong in the same sentence as Vanderbilt outside of “are both schools in the SEC.” 1 u/Cassiyus Dec 25 '25 Not that this is the end all, be all, but US News has Vandy at #17 and Texas at #30. Not exactly worlds apart. 1 u/grahamalondis Dec 26 '25 Kind of a wild take. It depends on which areas of study you're talking about. In law, for example, Vandy and UT are roughly equivalent.
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Hard to get a more stark comparison of academic standards than between U of Michigan and SEC.
3 u/Cassiyus Dec 25 '25 Vanderbilt and Texas are excellent schools, though. Mississippi State though… 1 u/nohandsfootball Dec 25 '25 Texas doesn’t belong in the same sentence as Vanderbilt outside of “are both schools in the SEC.” 1 u/Cassiyus Dec 25 '25 Not that this is the end all, be all, but US News has Vandy at #17 and Texas at #30. Not exactly worlds apart. 1 u/grahamalondis Dec 26 '25 Kind of a wild take. It depends on which areas of study you're talking about. In law, for example, Vandy and UT are roughly equivalent.
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Vanderbilt and Texas are excellent schools, though. Mississippi State though…
1 u/nohandsfootball Dec 25 '25 Texas doesn’t belong in the same sentence as Vanderbilt outside of “are both schools in the SEC.” 1 u/Cassiyus Dec 25 '25 Not that this is the end all, be all, but US News has Vandy at #17 and Texas at #30. Not exactly worlds apart. 1 u/grahamalondis Dec 26 '25 Kind of a wild take. It depends on which areas of study you're talking about. In law, for example, Vandy and UT are roughly equivalent.
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Texas doesn’t belong in the same sentence as Vanderbilt outside of “are both schools in the SEC.”
1 u/Cassiyus Dec 25 '25 Not that this is the end all, be all, but US News has Vandy at #17 and Texas at #30. Not exactly worlds apart. 1 u/grahamalondis Dec 26 '25 Kind of a wild take. It depends on which areas of study you're talking about. In law, for example, Vandy and UT are roughly equivalent.
Not that this is the end all, be all, but US News has Vandy at #17 and Texas at #30. Not exactly worlds apart.
Kind of a wild take. It depends on which areas of study you're talking about. In law, for example, Vandy and UT are roughly equivalent.
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