Engineering - small class sizes

[Anonymous]

Recommendations for engineering schools that have smaller class sizes? Are there ones that expect student class participation vs listening to a lecture with little engagement?

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Bucknell

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Anonymous wrote:Recommendations for engineering schools that have smaller class sizes? Are there ones that expect student class participation vs listening to a lecture with little engagement?

Junior/Senior classes are small everywhere. Freshman/Sop years are not really engineering classes. All intros. Easy stuff

[Anonymous]

Rose Hulman

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Rose Hulman

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Swarthmore

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Smaller schools don't have as much research activities as R1 schools. Keep that in mind.

[Anonymous]

This thread may have some ideas for you:

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1176969.page

[Anonymous]

WPI has been doing project based learning in engineering since the 70s.

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Gonzaga

This might be helpful, shows # of students in each engineering major at particular colleges https://americansocietyforengineeringeducation.shinyapps.io/profiles/

[Anonymous]

Olin for sure. Everything is small size there and great nurturing environment.
Also smaller colleges that have engineering:
Lafayette
Manhattan
York

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Bucknell, Union

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Lehigh

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Harvey Mudd

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North Dakota State

It is a very cold area, but I never had professors who have cared so much. They are so amazing!!!! Small class sizes and great opportunities for all.