The University of Michigan just made
The Princeton Review's dream list, finishing ninth on students' (and tenth on the parents') lists of colleges they'd attend if acceptance rates and money were no object.
Excerpt:
"The Princeton Review conducts our annual College Hopes and Worries Survey of college applicants and parents of applicants to report on their expectations and experiences surrounding the college application process. Respondents are readers of our annual "Best Colleges" guidebook and users of our website.
Findings for our 2013 survey are based on responses from 14,125 people: 9,955 college applicants and 4,170 parents of applicants. They came from across America, representing all 50 states and DC. Some replied from countries abroad."
More
here.
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