Anonymous
Post 01/15/2022 00:19     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Wesleyan


I thought they only did a hybrid program where the student goes to another school for the engineering part.


I thought Wellesley has a hybrid program with MIT.


Wellesley and Wesleyan are two different schools.
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 22:08     Subject: Re:Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Missouri University of Science and Technology


OP, what about this? Look it up on Google.




It’s on the list! Mines is another I think he might really like.
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 22:06     Subject: Re:Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:Missouri University of Science and Technology


OP, what about this? Look it up on Google.
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 21:12     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My kid would like to go to a small school with engineering. He likes Rose Hulman, and Harvey Mudd. What are some other schools we should be looking at?


Stats?



Likely to be very strong, but he's young so I don't want to project.
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 18:11     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Wesleyan


I thought they only did a hybrid program where the student goes to another school for the engineering part.


I thought Wellesley has a hybrid program with MIT.
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 18:06     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:My kid would like to go to a small school with engineering. He likes Rose Hulman, and Harvey Mudd. What are some other schools we should be looking at?


Stats?

Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 18:05     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:Caltech


Caltech has a 3/2 program with approximately 10-15 liberal arts colleges in the country. Columbia has its own program with liberal arts colleges, as does Dartmouth. None is guaranteed, but imagine a hybrid of a small liberal arts college with a world-class research university.
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 17:38     Subject: Re:Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:You want small?
You want tech?
You want Rose-Hulman. Next question.


OP here,

My kid loved Rose-Hulman. I think there's a very good chance he'll end up choosing it. But I want him to have a few more options, because R-H is not a safety.
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 17:31     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised no one has mentioned Harvey Mudd yet. 900 undergrads and the school is focused on engineering.


The OP mentioned it in the first post.



hard to get into and extremely expensive!
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 17:30     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ. It’s on the Hudson River with spectacular views of NYC.


Not a good college even by NJ standards.



Nah... has best ROI compared to some Ivy colleges and lotsa internship opportunities
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 17:29     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised no one has mentioned Harvey Mudd yet. 900 undergrads and the school is focused on engineering.


The OP mentioned it in the first post.
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 17:00     Subject: Re:Little schools with engineering?
Also for women, Union College recently had a grant that provides tuition support beyond financial and merit aid - https://www.union.edu/news/stories/202101/gift-will-support-new-scholarships-women-engineering-computer-science
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 16:55     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Anonymous wrote:Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ. It’s on the Hudson River with spectacular views of NYC.


Not a good college even by NJ standards.
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 16:43     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
As a Rose hulman grad, it’s great. Lots of opportunities
Anonymous
Post 01/14/2022 16:41     Subject: Little schools with engineering?
Kettering University