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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Haven’t seen anyone mention Rice - strong engineering programs, including BioE and Aerospace[/quote] I have one at Rice engineering - mechanical. Excellent overall. And the internships he's been getting from freshman year on have been outstanding. [/quote] My impression is that rice is a hard admit—is that right? So not as hard as mit, caltech but harder than Pitt, Delaware, WPI, Stevens, right? Not sure if it’s too much of a reach for my kid who has mostly Bs in math.[/quote] The reality check is that any student with mostly Bs in math is going to have a tough time getting admitted to any engineering program. And yes, Rice is a reach for everyone. [/quote] I know. He doesn’t want to hear it since it’s been his dream for years. He will have a close to perfect math sat and probably a 5 (at least a 4) on the BC calc exam plus taking multivariate as a senior. We have tons of engineers in my family so I know he’s capable of it but he just doesn’t have the best grades for a variety of reasons. I’m wondering if places like Delaware, Arizona, Connecticut etc are possible. Ideas welcome. [/quote] He's totally fine in engineering. Look at schools like RPI, Clarkson and RH.[/quote] Just to add, engineering schools are better for support and study groups. It's easier to get lost in the crowd at large state schools. He wants to be at a school where he can email the prof with a question and have others on his hall in the class who can commiserate when studying for a hard test or completing a hard problem set.[/quote]
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