re: What is your school’s most known academic field of study?

Engineering Ag & Vet School

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We've won numerous national spots #1 vs so called "Big" schools in competition how to design shite etc. What are you talking about?

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We've won some competitions, yes, but U.S. News ranking of Engineering Schools:

#14 Texas A&M
#34 Florida
#34 Vanderbilt
#56 Auburn
#61 Tennessee
#99 LSU
#99 Alabama
#99 Arkansas
#99 Kentucky
#99 Missouri
#110 Mississippi State
#110 South Carolina
#125 Georgia
#162 Ole Miss

MSU people act like we are just behind MIT and Georgia Tech. We're well behind our SEC brethren and way behind peers like Kansas State, Virginia Tech and Washington State (all top 60). Academically, MSU is a shite show right now and no one wants to do anything about it.

Only two P5 schools have a worse overall academic ranking - West Virginia and Texas Tech.

those rankings are based on metrics that skew them out of our favor. There are plenty of MSU grads working at BA, LMT, and a couple at Nasa. Undergrads are all working from the same material across the country... A few that I met in the masters programs picked State over others because of professor to student ratios and funding per student and it may seem odd to others but they liked starkville. I also know someone that graduated undergrad at state and got masters at GT. You get what you put into it. Everyone I know that graduated from any part of the engineering program are doing well for themselves. Several have moved on from corporate america into private consulting or are entrepreneurs.

vet and buisness

Us news puts us:

#2 Risk Management (my degree)
#5 Real Estate (my degree)
#12 Accounting
#22 Veterinary

I've seen UGA as the 14th best (couldn't find it on USNews) for communications and journalism (more about electrical media than print these days).

Personally, I think of the law school, mba program, and journalism/veterinary as the largest, most impactful branches of the college.

Engineering
Agriculture
Veterinary Medicine
Drone Research

With all the more specialized plans I see being added, I will add mine.

Texas A&M - Industrial Distribution, #1

Now there are only ~15 programs nationwide, but it still counts.

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Tennessee's Supply Chain

FWIW, I've never heard a thing about this until this thread.

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Guessing you didn't attend the business school then...

UGA is the Harvard of the Deep South, so really everything.

Speaking of Tennessee, they have an element on the Periodic Table. One of the researchers is from Vandy, but the fact it’s called Tennessium is quite remarkable.