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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]BC’s offering is Human Centered Engineering, which is offered by Arts and Sciences. It’s certainly not a general engineering program. And it’s not human factors. Wake offers a general engineering degree (similar to JMU). Probably most similar to Mechanical.

I’d suggest looking elsewhere. Maybe [b]Tennessee? ODU?[/b] For really small schools, check out [b]Elizabethtown[/b] in PA.[/quote]
These recommendations are a tad random and aren't remotely similar to OP's current schools of interest. Silly. 
[/quote]It seems that the OP is mainly interested in less intense engineering programs. I got this from, idk, actually reading what the OP has said. Silly, I know.

The suggestions I provided are a large public flagship, a medium public, and a small private. These all would provide a less intense program and might be right for a “relaxed teen who also wants to have fun, play sports, watch sports, etc. in college”.

Which is another way of addressing the OPs concern. “Less intense engineering” is not oxymoronic and not all programs are like MIT and these are examples.

Maybe you should read more carefully and think a little bit before replying, nitwit.[/quote]

VT is a large public by any measure, and it has a great engineering program (best in VA).  It also has intentional weed-out classes for engineering students (# of juniors in engineering is much smaller than # of freshman in engineering) and is anything but “less intense”. [/quote]

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