<p>I totally agree with wildwood330. Miami University also has a high quality
engineering program. My younger daughter is a freshman honors engineering
student. She speaks highly of the program and the professors. The facilities
are top notch, as are the research/internship opportunities for undergrads.
The engineering programs are rigorous, but manageable. Two of my daughter’s
male friends are junior engineering majors. They both have had very good
experiences in the engineering department at Miami University. Both are very
bright students, one is a double major in engineering and business.</p>
<p>I also know that Ohio State University has a very good engineering department.
I have also heard of complaints of not being able to understand the TAs/
professors at OSU. I don’t know anything about the University of Dayton
engineering department. I feel that a student could be successful at any of these universities. Engineering grads are in demand and should have no problems finding
a suitable job after graduation. That is as long as they have applied themselves
at whichever school they have attended.</p>