Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 20:18     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
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Anonymous wrote:So much for this thread. Some nut has to coopt it with alternative interpretations of nu. This has always been used on this forum for Northwestern. When I mentioned nationally known, I was referring to recognition, not search engines.

Can someone who is cogent comment on the engineering questions?


Northeastern is also nationally recognized receiving close to 100K applications from all over the nation and the world.
I don't mind other schools using NU, but you have a weird fetish and obsession.


???? I just want to know about engineering, not get spammed by a mid tier school or unheard of schools when someone writes "NU" which had meant Northwestern on this board for ages. There are several others explaining the same. But, maybe I'm not surprised at your resort to hype and name calling. Can someone please talk about engineering w/o spam?


Engineering is great in NU
Great choice especially in Boston area.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 20:15     Subject: Re:Undergrad engineering suggestions
My kid got 50% tuition scholarship and very happy in USC
Kid also got 100% tuition from UF, but we chose USC.
Toyota camry does fine job but some people pay extra to get BMW Benz Porsche. Nothing is wrong with either choice all depends on your preference and situation
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 20:09     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
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Anonymous wrote:Look into the 3+2 engineering programs. That's what I did. 3 years at SUNY and 2 years at Columbia SEAS



Caltech, MIT, Columbia, Dartmouth dual degree programs with liberal arts schools are all competitive and expensive.


Paying 2 years at Columbia better than paying for four


Except the 2 yrs at SUNY looks like 2 years at CC. They probably gave out As like candy.


NOT TRUE. Many of the SUNY schools are excellent.


How has your career turn out when people realize you were just a transfer student originally from SUNY?


You are an idiot nothing wrong with SUNY at all. Paying upwards of 70,000 for schools like USC absurd



USC is a T25 school with very strong engineering/CS. Science, business and Cinematic Art. If you have to fullpay its one of the great options like 25th best out of hundreds of schools


What if you need FA? I think DD would love it, but we can't afford full pay. HHI is under 150K


Then you'll get FA if you are qualified just like any other school.
Nothing special about USC
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 17:37     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
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Anonymous wrote:Look into the 3+2 engineering programs. That's what I did. 3 years at SUNY and 2 years at Columbia SEAS



Caltech, MIT, Columbia, Dartmouth dual degree programs with liberal arts schools are all competitive and expensive.


Paying 2 years at Columbia better than paying for four


Except the 2 yrs at SUNY looks like 2 years at CC. They probably gave out As like candy.


NOT TRUE. Many of the SUNY schools are excellent.


How has your career turn out when people realize you were just a transfer student originally from SUNY?


You are an idiot nothing wrong with SUNY at all. Paying upwards of 70,000 for schools like USC absurd



USC is a T25 school with very strong engineering/CS. Science, business and Cinematic Art. If you have to fullpay its one of the great options like 25th best out of hundreds of schools


What if you need FA? I think DD would love it, but we can't afford full pay. HHI is under 150K


USC is known as the University of Spoiled Children.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 17:27     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
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Anonymous wrote:Look into the 3+2 engineering programs. That's what I did. 3 years at SUNY and 2 years at Columbia SEAS



Caltech, MIT, Columbia, Dartmouth dual degree programs with liberal arts schools are all competitive and expensive.


Paying 2 years at Columbia better than paying for four


Except the 2 yrs at SUNY looks like 2 years at CC. They probably gave out As like candy.


NOT TRUE. Many of the SUNY schools are excellent.


How has your career turn out when people realize you were just a transfer student originally from SUNY?


You are an idiot nothing wrong with SUNY at all. Paying upwards of 70,000 for schools like USC absurd



USC is a T25 school with very strong engineering/CS. Science, business and Cinematic Art. If you have to fullpay its one of the great options like 25th best out of hundreds of schools


What if you need FA? I think DD would love it, but we can't afford full pay. HHI is under 150K
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 17:25     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
Anonymous wrote:If she wants to do engineering RPI is another option. She will definitely get a boost for being a woman there.


I have heard not great things about RPI's admin. Are there changes coming?
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 17:23     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So much for this thread. Some nut has to coopt it with alternative interpretations of nu. This has always been used on this forum for Northwestern. When I mentioned nationally known, I was referring to recognition, not search engines.

Can someone who is cogent comment on the engineering questions?


Northeastern is also nationally recognized receiving close to 100K applications from all over the nation and the world.
I don't mind other schools using NU, but you have a weird fetish and obsession.


???? I just want to know about engineering, not get spammed by a mid tier school or unheard of schools when someone writes "NU" which had meant Northwestern on this board for ages. There are several others explaining the same. But, maybe I'm not surprised at your resort to hype and name calling. Can someone please talk about engineering w/o spam?
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 14:15     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So much for this thread. Some nut has to coopt it with alternative interpretations of nu. This has always been used on this forum for Northwestern. When I mentioned nationally known, I was referring to recognition, not search engines.

Can someone who is cogent comment on the engineering questions?


Northeastern is also nationally recognized receiving close to 100K applications from all over the nation and the world.
I don't mind other schools using NU, but you have a weird fetish and obsession.


x1000000

ABSOLUTELY!
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 14:14     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
If she wants to do engineering RPI is another option. She will definitely get a boost for being a woman there.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 14:11     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
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Anonymous wrote:So much for this thread. Some nut has to coopt it with alternative interpretations of nu. This has always been used on this forum for Northwestern. When I mentioned nationally known, I was referring to recognition, not search engines.

Can someone who is cogent comment on the engineering questions?


Northeastern is also nationally recognized receiving close to 100K applications from all over the nation and the world.
I don't mind other schools using NU, but you have a weird fetish and obsession.


Nationally speaking NU = Northwestern, NEU = Northeastern. Are you a first time parent? This is nothing new.


who gave you the authority LOL


Nobody. Facts don't require authority.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 14:07     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So much for this thread. Some nut has to coopt it with alternative interpretations of nu. This has always been used on this forum for Northwestern. When I mentioned nationally known, I was referring to recognition, not search engines.

Can someone who is cogent comment on the engineering questions?


Northeastern is also nationally recognized receiving close to 100K applications from all over the nation and the world.
I don't mind other schools using NU, but you have a weird fetish and obsession.


Nationally speaking NU = Northwestern, NEU = Northeastern. Are you a first time parent? This is nothing new.


who gave you the authority LOL
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 14:03     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So much for this thread. Some nut has to coopt it with alternative interpretations of nu. This has always been used on this forum for Northwestern. When I mentioned nationally known, I was referring to recognition, not search engines.

Can someone who is cogent comment on the engineering questions?


Northeastern is also nationally recognized receiving close to 100K applications from all over the nation and the world.
I don't mind other schools using NU, but you have a weird fetish and obsession.


Nationally speaking NU = Northwestern, NEU = Northeastern. Are you a first time parent? This is nothing new.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 14:02     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
Anonymous wrote:All these schools are regional schools, not like the real NU.


so these schools are all fake NU LMFAO
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 14:01     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
Anonymous wrote:So much for this thread. Some nut has to coopt it with alternative interpretations of nu. This has always been used on this forum for Northwestern. When I mentioned nationally known, I was referring to recognition, not search engines.

Can someone who is cogent comment on the engineering questions?


Northeastern is also nationally recognized receiving close to 100K applications from all over the nation and the world.
I don't mind other schools using NU, but you have a weird fetish and obsession.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2022 13:57     Subject: Undergrad engineering suggestions
So much for this thread. Some nut has to coopt it with alternative interpretations of nu. This has always been used on this forum for Northwestern. When I mentioned nationally known, I was referring to recognition, not search engines.

Can someone who is cogent comment on the engineering questions?