grad21 writes: Thank you’ all yes need to do more research on the good reason to be OOS e.g. if they have some strong program like coop, etc. to justify the cost. Case is medium size school with FS ratio around 11:1. ASU gets attractive with comparable tuition as for California. and ASU ranks decently also ( around 25 for EE)
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Every college has coop and internship programs. What differs is how much help they give you in finding them, who comes on-campus to recruit, and how many kids participate
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FS ratio is virtually meaningless. If you want to know class sizes then look at the Schedule of Classes (most colleges have them online). Find the sample curriculum for an EE major at the U in question (also online) and then look up the class sizes.
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In this and previous posts you bring up rankings. Rankings mean little for engineering; you’d be hard pressed to find differences in what is taught. There are a few elite schools, but as others have said graduates of just about every engineering program have good job prospects. Make that great prospects if they have good grades and ideally at least one internship.