Little schools with engineering?
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Anonymous
| What's your definition of little/small? Case Western is 5150 undergrads |
Anonymous
Really is - spectacular part of the country, but dang it is cold in the winter. |
Anonymous
| Wesleyan |
Anonymous
Probably civil but he wants to have options. |
Anonymous
I think he thinks the smaller the better, but 5K could work. He likes the idea of a school where the focus is tech. |
Anonymous
Possible U of Rochester, too, then, and Tufts. |
Anonymous
| No one has mentioned Lehigh which is insane to me. Is that too big? |
Anonymous
OP here, I think it might be. I went to Northwestern, which has great engineering and is not that much bigger, and I think he wants a smaller experience than I had. |
Anonymous
| Caltech |
Anonymous
Is Tufts mostly tech? I did not realize that. -- OP |
Anonymous
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West Point. 4000 students, very tech oriented. Even the liberal arts majors have to minor in engineering.
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Anonymous
| WPI? Under 5000, I think. |
Anonymous
| Clarkson University should definitely be on your list. |
Anonymous
| Milwaukee School of Engineering |
Anonymous
I thought they only did a hybrid program where the student goes to another school for the engineering part. |