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Re: Liberal Arts Colleges as viable institutions for Engineers

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Originally Posted by davidthefat View Post
Most of the other schools I plan on applying to are institutes of technology and polytechnics. No state schools since most of them are over 20 thousand students per campus. I am only looking for schools with 7000 students or less. The biggest schools I am applying to are the Cal Polys, because of the low tuition for California students.
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Any particular reason on the 7000 students or less?

Of your list, I have not had the opportunity to work with a lot of alumni from western schools, but I have consistently been impressed by Kettering students. This is likely because of the practical knowledge they bring to a job from their Co-Op background. I would also like to give high marks for Michigan Tech as to the quality of students they turn out. Though I have heard it takes a special kind of person to handle the winters way UP in the U.P.

Make sure you visit campuses and get a good feel for the schools. I have visited a a couple dozen Universities and they all have a unique feel, and a unique "quality" to them.

P.S. I went to Purdue, but it is too big for your criteria. Rose Hulman was near the top of my list when I was looking, but I am very glad I went to Purdue.
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