Chance me Texas A&M engineering

nj04
Wed, 14 Dec 2022 19:52:41 +0000

@tsbna44 following your responses on CC over the past 11 months have allowed my son and I to craft an appropriate college application strategy. We would not have thought of applying to Bama otherwise. To me, doing your homework with thorough research is key. If you look at the publicly available job placement data from various departments at large flagship public universities, the outcomes are not very different. It is really up to the student to make the best use of resources available at a large flagship public university - and these are by and large, fairly similar. Internships, I agree, are key and most of these are student driven outcomes and not necessarily because of the university. Unless you are specifically aiming for pedigree related jobs such as MBB in consulting or Investment Banking, the pedigree of the school is not very important.