Schools for Engineering major
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Anonymous
| Emory (I'll take my bow now). |
Anonymous
| My DD is a mech engineer at WashU and has had a great experience so I would keep it on your list. |
Anonymous
+1 LMAO |
Anonymous
| Cornell Engineering |
Anonymous
| Rice has a strong mechanical engineering program, esp. for students interested in crossover with bioengineering. DS graduated in 2018 and I don't remember what his HS stats were, but if your DS is in the range for Chicago and Wash U as reaches, I would think Rice would also fall into that category for him, so worth a try. |
Anonymous
| I would go to a state school where he gets merit aid. Clemson, VA Tech or GA Tech. |
Anonymous
| CNU |
Anonymous
| If you're ok with going down south, UT-Austin and Texas A&M both have excellent programs. |
Anonymous
Not with those stats....OP should be looking at a better school than CNU. He can get into a lot of great schools with those stats! |
Anonymous
| If you were originally looking at WUSTL, why not Northwestern? They have a top ranked mech E program. |
Anonymous
| ^Yeah surprised no one has said Northwestern yet looking at stats and list of schools, seems like a very natural alternative. |
Anonymous
+1, DD graduated CS last year from UVA, got 6-7 offers over 100k. DS graduating this year with 2 offers so far and has already accepted one, both also over 100k |
Anonymous
| Penn, Tufts, Swarthmore, Harvey Mudd, Lehigh, Lafayette |
Anonymous
| Physics = mechanical engineering. Same thing, how can the schools be so different? |
Anonymous
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Carnegie Mellon
WashU Harvey Mudd Michigan Berkeley Purdue |