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IU Kelley has expanded their program a lot beyond the IBW. They now have a PE Workshop, IB Seminar, and Capital Markets Workshop. All in all, these programs place ~130 people/year into traditional IB and buyside internships. There is also a separate workshop for ER and S&T.

I’m not sure how this compares to UM but it’s pretty impressive for a school that’s viewed as a non target by most people.

If you can get into the IU clubs I'd say it's much better than UMich, but if it's just straight up class for class UMich wins.

Kind of a wash, you need to gun for it wherever you go at that point. I'd give it to Kelley since they have the workshops but it will still be competitive. 

Michigan by a mile. More prestigious, massive alumni network across the street. IU is a generic midwestern flagship from which you have to be truly exceptional to even stand a chance of getting lucky enough to place anywhere good, if at all. Imagine comparing an investment banking workshop to an entire school.

They play each other on the gridiron in a month. Base your decision on that and that only

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