heres what i think they are
heres my top 5
1. MIT
2. Rose-Hulman
3.Purdue
4.Georgia Tech
5.California Technical College

Don't forget the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. They have a really good engineering school there. (and far easier to get into than CalTech or MIT)

University of Toledo should have a good engineering program. Had I chose that, I'd still be in Toledo instead of Kent State.

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I'm applying for college (well, actually i just finished applying last week) this year, and although I do not want anything to do with engineering, this is what i think:

1. CalTech (California Institute of Technology)
2. MIT
3. Harvey Mudd
4. Rose-Hulman
5. UC Berkeley

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To HisDOUGness, which of these is the nmost exspensive, and whichare the hardest to get into.

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Cal Poly Pomona has a really good engineering course. My dad went there, and he had to take other classes just to get into the engineering class.

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has anyone here even heard how good purdues engineering is?

1. MIT (yah but you have to have a 4000 gpa blah)
2. Cal-Tech
3. Rose-Hulman
4. Purdue
5. Michigan

i cant believe that no one has said U of I. I think it is fourth in the country. they won't accept you unless you have a 32 on your act.

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