Yeah, but our coach does not buy his khakis at Walmart.UT ranks #15653 (correction per @SSVol 's note) among public universities. Michigan is #3.
I don't think Warren would get an inferior education or lack challenge at UT.
However, facts are still facts and regardless of how you feel about "yankees and Canadians"... The U of Michigan is a very good school.
https://www.usnews.com/best-college...ties/top-public?_sort=rank&_sortDirection=asc
A degree in kinesiology will get you a good job at Sears.Per AI:
The University of Michigan's School of Kinesiology is ranked #1 in the United States by the National Academy of Kinesiology (NAK). The University of Tennessee's Department of Kinesiology, Recreation, and Sport Studies is ranked #36 in the United States by Niche.
Here is a table of the rankings for both schools:
School Ranking
University of Michigan #1
University of Tennessee #36
The University of Michigan's kinesiology program is known for its strong research and its focus on interdisciplinary studies. The program offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate degrees, and its graduates go on to work in a variety of fields, including physical therapy, athletic training, sports medicine, and public health.
The University of Tennessee's kinesiology program is also known for its strong research and its focus on experiential learning. The program offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate degrees, and its graduates go on to work in a variety of fields, including physical education, recreation, and sport management.
Both the University of Michigan and the University of Tennessee offer excellent kinesiology programs. However, the University of Michigan's program is ranked higher because of its stronger research reputation and its broader range of academic offerings.
Trey was wearing a Saints shirt on Saturday.He wears glasses! Gasp. You mean like Trey Smith?View attachment 562236
You just proved my point, Chandlah Bing.To actually get a decent job in kinesiology, you pretty much need a post graduate degree in Kinesiology. Unless he wants to be a low level athletic trainer or a PE teacher, he is going to have to go to grad school. His undergraduate degree isn't that important, just do well enough to apply to the better graduate programs is what would be important if kinesiology is very important to him and his parents. So where he goes for his undergraduate degree is not all that important in an academic sense. It's not like UT's kinesiology program is crap, it's pretty good, i seriously doubt UofM's is much different for your bachelors degree.