How good is Wisconsin engineering/OOS chances?

anon94785555
Mon, 30 Aug 2010 02:51:27 +0000

There are many more important things than the graduation rate to consider. If most other things about a school seem equal then consider it. If one school seems to be a much better fit, ie has what you want and you like it, then opt for a potentially longer time at a place you love. You may choose to take longer to graduate- a point some posters have brought up. Or, like many students, you may have no problems getting a degree in 4 years. Fitting the school and major to your likes and talents is more likely to yield success in finishing in a timely fashion. Changing your major will often require more time.