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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can someone talk about the difference between a general engineering degree and one in a specific discipline, and how that translates into grad school or licensing etc . . . ? Harvey Mudd is an example of a school that offers only a general education degree. It doesn't seem to hamper their graduates, who see to do very well professionally, but I'm not sure exactly how it works. [/quote] First, Harvey Mudd is one of the TOP engineering schools in the country (very small but rigorous program). So a GE degree from HM will get you places. However, from almost any other unversity, I would not recommend a general engineering degree. Pick a school where you can get a degree in an area of choice. [/quote]
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