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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I got into both and chose Virginia Tech. Graduated ChemE. I really don’t think it matters other than cultural fit of the overall university, and there are innumerable threads on that. I do vehemently disagree with the “challenged by cohort” and grad school argument PPs have made. At one time VT Engineering quietly pulled everybody over 1500 into a separate intro track class and that was my cohort. It was about 70-80 freshman total. Students from that intro class got into Stanford PhD, Caltech PhD, and Princeton PhD just off the top of my head. [/quote] Do you like ChemE? My kid is a freshman ChemE major at a different school. How are the career opportunities upon graduation? I've heard there are a broad range of career directions with ChemE you can take.[/quote] Both my kids are studying ChemE and I studied ChemE. My advisor says that we are just over priced plumbers!!! I never worked a day as a ChemE. Instead worked as a quant at a bank, hedge fund asset manager [/quote] My med student did chemE undergrad and finds med school easy :) OP, look at the coop opportunities and employment rates after graduation. Engineering and medical professions are glorified difficult trades. It's all about placement into jobs. [/quote]
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