<p>I don’t mean they don’t have the traditional enginerring fields, I mean they don’t have enough specialization. Take civil engineering. There’s structural, water, waste, transportation, and half a dozen other sub-fields. I’ve talked to people who were forced into specializations that wasn’t their top choices as their top choices were subpar in their schools. I had a friend who got a degree in water civil engineering but ended up doing structural instead, and wished he got into a school where structural was a good program.</p>
<p>That’s the problem with Princeton.</p>