<p>Yes, include Renselaer and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Also investigate U of Rochester, Saint Louis University and SUNY Buffalo. See also Ohio University in Athens.</p>
<p>One more thing; while spending at least a year at community college would be cheaper than a Freshman year at a 4-year university, it won’t provide much benefit if you cannot satisfy the engineering foundation courses at community college. Otherwise, you’ll simply spend a 5th or 6th year at university. While you may take the Calculus sequence and Differential Equations at CC, computer programming for engineers (numerical methods), Fluid Mechanics, and Engineering Materials may not be available on the CC course schedule.</p>