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Echo this sentiment. However, can't go wrong with either school. Network, join some finance-type clubs, and you'll have no issues breaking into finance
From my limited perspective, I don’t think either will change the outcome of your career. Both good schools with great reputations for Finance. Even without Ross if you majored in Econ (or something more mathy) things will pan out. Both schools are pretty sweaty for IB from what friends have told me, but a lot can be done from both schools.
Go to where you think you’ll be happiest (and cheapest).
U Michigan is the better school but you should decide based on fit. Have you had the chance to tour both campuses and talk to current students?
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