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Shouldn't you be asking this on CC? I will try to give you thorough advice as I'm from the east coast and applied and visited Brown. Brown has a very unique culture, arguably very distinct and different from the other ivy leagues. When it comes down to picking a school it has to come down to fit. Where do you see yourself as a better fit? Given the large size of Michigan you can always find people with commonality since you have a student body of over 30,000 undergrads. However, you have to try harder to find your sense of community here rather than a place like Brown. What I mean is, if you don't join a sorority or frat you can get lost in the cracks at a place like umich because your freshman year is integral when finding a sense of community. At Brown you will have more personalized attention, smaller classes, and more of a liberal arts college experience. Career opportunities are probably similar. Brown and umich are both target schools for bank and tech. If you are looking for a business education, Ross is excellent. However, you could virtually major in anything at Brown and still go into business/banking. At ivy leagues, with the exception of Wharton, they don't do undergrad business as ivy leagues have historically always catered to a traditional liberal arts education. Some people pick umich because they actually get a pretty good scholarship OOS if they have Brown-level stats. That is something to consider as well. If you seriously have another questions lmk