Anonymous
08/07/2017 23:30
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Look at Clarkson University. It's a fun place to learn to be an engineer and has awesome job prospects.
Anonymous
08/07/2017 23:16
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
University of Dayton
University of Tennessee
University of Tennessee
Anonymous
08/07/2017 23:02
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Military to gain experience and free tuition money? Otherwise, Radford? George Mason?
Anonymous
08/07/2017 23:00
Subject: Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Beloit ...
College of Wooster ...
Look at the colleges that change lives book
College of Wooster ...
Look at the colleges that change lives book
Anonymous
08/07/2017 22:48
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
+1Anonymous wrote:Only on DCUM would someone suggest a kid with 1340 SATs go to community college.
Anonymous
08/07/2017 22:33
Subject: Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Bucknell?
Anonymous
08/07/2017 22:24
Subject: Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
University of Wisconsin-Platteville
Anonymous
08/07/2017 22:15
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Anonymous wrote:Only on DCUM would someone suggest a kid with 1340 SATs go to community college.
The idea would be to use it as a pathway to the flagship public (which doesn't sound like what OP's kid is looking for though).
Anonymous
08/07/2017 22:06
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Only on DCUM would someone suggest a kid with 1340 SATs go to community college.
Coming back to point out that this SAT score is about 94th percentile.
According to this http://blog.prepscholar.com/sat-percentiles-high-precision-2016
It would be for the purpose of bringing up his GPA. He could fairly easily have a 4.0 after a year and have his pick at more competitive colleges.
Anonymous
08/07/2017 22:03
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Only on DCUM would someone suggest a kid with 1340 SATs go to community college.
Coming back to point out that this SAT score is about 94th percentile.
According to this http://blog.prepscholar.com/sat-percentiles-high-precision-2016
Anonymous
08/07/2017 22:02
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Anonymous wrote:Only on DCUM would someone suggest a kid with 1340 SATs go to community college.
Coming back to point out that this SAT score is about 94th percentile.
Anonymous
08/07/2017 21:59
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Only on DCUM would someone suggest a kid with 1340 SATs go to community college.
Anonymous
08/07/2017 20:52
Subject: Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
OP check this site: http://profiles.asee.org/
Profiles of colleges with accredited engineering programs including degrees offered, admit stats, SAT/ACT scores and diversity breakdowns.
Profiles of colleges with accredited engineering programs including degrees offered, admit stats, SAT/ACT scores and diversity breakdowns.
Anonymous
08/07/2017 20:49
Subject: Re:Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:NC State engineering. I may be biased though.
I think NC State is out of his league.
Sorry. I misread as 740 being the math score.
Anonymous
08/07/2017 20:35
Subject: Suggest a college for my son--please be kind-he's not looking for or eligible for elite or selective