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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Union is a great school but it doesn’t offer Civil. Bucknell and Lafayette do, though. As does Clarkson, WPI, Case Western, Rochester, etc. RPI is just over 7K. Same with Lehigh. Also might want to look at SUNY-ESF. Less then 3K students, and it’s part of Syracuse University (you get a big school and a small school at the same time). Doesn’t offer Civil, but offers Environmental Engineering (subfield of Civil). Also offers Chemical Eng, Bio Eng, and Paper Eng. On top of that, they offer a Construction Management + Science (also a subfield of Civil) degree that allows students to take the FE exam if they take a few extra courses. [/quote] Pretty sure Union added civil back — they used to have it and got rid of it for a time. [/quote]
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