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UIUC reputation in Illinois - College Confidential Forums

For many students, UIUC has a very good reputation in Illinois and may indeed be their dream school, much as it may be for kids in Computer Science, Physics, Accounting, Civil Engineering and some …

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Purdue vs. UIUC vs. UC Irvine for Mechanical Engineering

My son got admitted to Purdue, UIUC, and UC Irvine for Mechanical Engineering. Many people around me recommended UIUC over the other two, but their arguments are not super-convincing to me. …

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Is UIUC a good school? - College Confidential Forums

UIUC is a great school. Yes the acceptance rate it high but that only accounts for the overall acceptance rate. However, some programs, especially College of Engineering, College of Business and anything …

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UIUC Class of 2026 Discussion - College Confidential Forums

S22 gets accepted to CS + Astronomy. Very excited for him. Is it possible to transfer to CoE from LAS? Congrats on the acceptance. It is difficult to transfer into Grainger majors (UIUC calls it Intercollegiate …

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UIUC Class of 2026 Discussion - College Confidential Forums

I agree this late EA notification puts UIUC at a competitive disadvantage. This should be an interesting cycle with two important factors likely to result in a lower acceptance rate…first year on common app, …

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UIUC Merit Scholarships - College Confidential Forums

UIUC’s decision as to how to allocate the merit funds from the state is disappointing…first off, to tie it to income limits, and second, the allocation of funds to a very small group of students. Instead of say …

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UIUC Gies, IU Kelley or UMN Carlson? WHICH BUSINESS SCHOOL?

UIUC makes it very affordable by reducing the tuition cost. Likes that Gies has approx. 700 students vs. Kelly’s 2000 students/class He’d like to get out of IL and wishes U of I had more non-IL students …