big state schools with high accept rates, but where a motivated student can get a great education

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Anonymous wrote:Virginia Tech

Very difficult to get into for engineering, architecture and vet school. Engineering requires at least a 4.0 and very high test scores.

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Anonymous wrote:Faber[/quote]


HAHAHA. I like you.

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Purdue for engineering. Apply early. Also has the bonus of relatively inexpensive out of state tuition -- about $28k.

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Anonymous wrote:Purdue for engineering. Apply early. Also has the bonus of relatively inexpensive out of state tuition -- about $28k.

Incorrect. DS got into Purdue. Maybe you are looking at tuition only? Total package was $42,000. We called to see if they would match UVA and they don't. Went to UVA.

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Anonymous wrote:UW, Texas A&M, Maryland College Park, UPitt, Rutgers, Arizona State, Cal Poly Obispo, CU Boulder

UMD and Pitt do not belong on the list.

Ohio U.

Neither does A&M

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Anonymous wrote:George Mason

You must be ancient. GMU has exploded. The state legislature is pouring money into it. There are 33,000 students, lots of international students. The Econ and Computer Science Departments are nationally known . All freshman live on campus so the days of "commuter school" reputation are long gone. Read and learn. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Mason_University

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Purdue for engineering. Apply early. Also has the bonus of relatively inexpensive out of state tuition -- about $28k.

Incorrect. DS got into Purdue. Maybe you are looking at tuition only? Total package was $42,000. We called to see if they would match UVA and they don't. Went to UVA.

Yes, that was a tuition only number.