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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are plenty of quality engineers coming out of schools like Michigan State, University of Iowa, and 200+ other that are not open admission, but are also not highly rejective. My main point is that the vast majority of the Chinese engineer/STEM grads are graduating from the equivalent of correspondence schools. Articles like this always just grab the headline.[/quote] +1. And engineering graduates from GMU, ODU, UMBC, VCU, and other public universities also are very capable. We are very happy to hire those ECE/CS graduates at my workplace, simply because they do very good work. My workplace does not need MechE, Civil, or AeroE graduates, but I expect employers also are happy with those graduates from those kinds of engineering schools.[/quote]
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