What Are MU's Top Programs?

[Coleman]

+1

I was just going to make the same comment.  How can this be?

Different rankings. The overall is BusinessWeek, the individual programs are US News. They probably have slightly different criteria.

[mu-rara]

You're referring to currency trading, not money management.  And a lot of money has been managed in Milwaukee, most people simply don't realize it... primary examples are/were NML, Stark, Baird, Firstar, M&I, MGIC, etc. (I know I'm even missing a few)

Artisan, Fiduciary Management, Heartland, Wells Fargo.

[mu-rara]

I changed it after I initially posted. I ran hedging operations to manage forex risk because the Yen is so volatile but our main business was Asset Management. Milwaukee is simply not that big in terms of assets under management. Tokyo moves more assets before noon in a typical trading day than Milwaukee has total assets under management.

Many high quality money managers.  Not the biggest, but among the best.

[Benny B]

Tokyo moves more assets before noon in a typical trading day than Milwaukee has total assets under management.

And the Miami Heat has more talented players than Marquette does.

[keefe]

I'd sure as hell hope Tokyo is moving more assets than Milwaukee.

Mayor Barrett's trolley won't move as many asses as Tokyo either.

Seattle put in a light rail system that was originally named the South Lake Union Trolley.


http://ridetheslut.com/

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/20841428/ns/us_news-weird_news/t/seattles-slut-streetcar-causing-stir/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1Ty8C8lJeo

[EnderWiggen]

Per wikipedia...

College of Arts & Sciences
For 2014, US News and World Report ranked several of the college's graduate degree programs. ... Clinical psychology ranked 79th, psychology ranked 158th....

A little confused by this, since MU only has a clinical psych program and not a general psych program