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Enviromental Engineering
Since there was a post for Bi0-Med I was wondering if anybody could give me suggestions for the Enviromental field of engineering. Any suggestions would be welcomed
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21-11-2001, 13:25
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Of the schools I have looked at so far, I think Vanderbilt and Purdue were the 2 with enviro-engineering. But most of the engineering schools will let you create a major that suites what you want to do, by just endorsing a general engineering major.
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