Class of '07, Where Are You Applying?

[Kim Masi]

Here's my "list"

-Boston University
-Northeastern University
-UCONN
-Wentworth Institute of Technology
-WPI (maybe)
-RPI (maybe)

I have most of my apps done, just finishing up the essay.

[Gabe]

Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo
Stanford
UC San Diego
UC Santa Barbara

High five to all the engineers out there!!!

[Julia Magoolia]

I'm pretty sure I'm going to be applying for Mechanical Engineering...
And this is my final list (I couldn't find any that I wanted to take off, so I'm applying to 10 schools! (actually, I lied, I originally had 13))

-Olin
-Cornell U
-Georgia Tech
-Boston University
-RPI
-Northeastern
-Clarkson
-Embry-Riddle
-UNH
-WPI

Let me tell you, 10 apps is NOT fun... Thank goodness for the Common App!

[RoboJedi75]

Penn State (early decision)
Rowan University
University of Delaware

I'm still looking at other colleges, not that I'll do anything else if I get in Penn State.

[Dick Linn]

No one applying to Virginia Commonwealth U? They are FIRST-friendly. They have two FIRST scholarships (one is the Karl Linn Memorial scholarship).

This past summer, we had our first team member with a FIRST Scholarship graduate (magna cum laude) from VCU in mechanical engineering - Christina Rodi. WOO HOO! She and Karl co-founded our team.

[Kim Masi]

Well, all my applications are done and I finally decided on applying to 3 schools

-Wentworth Institute of Technology
-Northeastern University
-UCONN (like Alex said, pretty much a must for us CT folk)

The benefits for me are Northeastern and Wentworth are right next to each other and they both offer Co-op. Co-op is pretty much the reason why I want to go to both. If I decide I dont like engineering and want to do something else, it will be easy for me to change my mind.

Also, these colleges offer a "fenway" deal thingy where you can attend classes at other schools.

The decision will really pretty much be based on how much money I get to which school. I really dont want to go to UCONN (it is a great engineering school, dont get me wrong!) because its 20 minutes from my house.

Hopefully I'll be in the bean next year!

[Jay Trzaskos]

My final list was also three schools long, so here it is:

Northeastern University
University at Buffalo
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Clarkson University

[MChapman]

Well I can say all my college applications are done and sent away as of about 2 weeks ago! Thank goodness. But as a CT student I didnt apply to UCONN..a suprise from most of my friends. However as of last night i got an acceptance phone call from one of my top colleges in PA! So 1 down 4 to go! Good Luck to everyone else out there!

[Alex Burman]

I have applied to:
Rutgers
NJIT
Rowan
Penn State
Drexel
NYIT
SUNY StoneyBrook
Northeastern
WPI
Embry-Riddle - Daytona

Major: Computer Engineering

I have gotten into Rutgers Engineering, Drexel Engineering, NJIT and Embry Riddle

[Henry_Mareck]

Olin is the way to go
backup - UT Austin and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

[Brian Mocci]

I've completed applications for:
Uconn
Rochester Institute of Technology
Wentworth
UMass Amherst

Computer engineering or physics major, still haven't made up my mind

[bjimster1]

I applied to a few colleges:
Georgia Tech
University of Florida
Virginia Tech
RPI
Cornell

but thankfully I got in to my #1 choice, Carnegie Mellon, so I don't need to worry about those anymore.
w00t, w00t!!

[nparikh]

Originally Posted by Conor Ryan

Yay! my turn! I'm probably gonna study Mechanical Engineering, and maybe minor in accounting or some other business degree

Where I'm definetly Applying:
Drexel University
Catholic University of America
University of Dayton (happy Joe?)
Clarkson University
Rutgers (New Brunswick, and probably my safety)

Others I still have to consider heavily but have no clue where to put them:
Rochester Institute of Technology
Northeastern University
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Manhattan College

Just a tid bit of advice for all you underclassmen out there, if you haven't yet, go to a few schools and request some info, don't go to the Ivy Leagues, look at some of the smaller schools, like many of those I've listed and many others have too.

Haha thanks Conor!

I'll applied and was accepted to Brown University's Program In Liberal Medical Education (8 year combined undergrad & medical program).

[nparikh]

Originally Posted by PandaMan

Top Choices:

1. CalTech
2. CMU
3. UMich
4. GTech

Then (No perticular order):

5. U Illinois (UC)
6. U Cal Berkeley
7. UCLA
8. NYU
9. Rutgers
10. BU
11. Cornell?

Hey dirtbag, you forgot Dartmouth! Remember...the school for which I'm spending hours writing this peer recommendation for!

[AznPrincess3089]

(in no particular order)

Stanford
Duke
MIT
WPI
Penn State
UC Berkely
UCLA
UC Davis
Boston U
CalTech
Cornell
Harvard
Johns Hopkins

I want to major in Biomedical engineering. But I'm not eager to hear the replies. Good luck to everyone in Class of '07!