Know anyhting about their undergraduate EE program?

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<p>Due to the lack of access to local University in my home country, I’m hoping to do my undergraduate in EE in the US. I consider myself very good student i.e maybe top 5% in the country, but my TOEFL score is low (since English is not our first language).</p>

<p>I’m considering these Universities because their TOEFL requirements are lower. Since I’ll be paying Foreign fees, cost is also a concern. Basically, I’m looking for the best University my limited money can buy.</p>

<p>Anyone out there has any comment on the undergraduate EE program in these Universities:

  1. California State University - Fullerton
  2. California State University - Fresno
  3. California State University - Chico
  4. Portland State University
  5. Wichita State University
  6. Iowa State University
  7. The University of Arizona</p>

<p>Thank you all</p>

<p>Regards,
irene</p>

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<p>I would go to a community college for undergrad since money and language is an issue. I would then learn the langauge and save money to be able to transfer into a school with a better program which may cost more.</p>

<p>I’m origionally from Fresno, I know nothing about their EE… thus it must be rather drab. Freson State is an Agriculture school.</p>

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<p>how low is your toefl?</p>

<p>Iowa state seems to be nice.</p>

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<p>One of the EE profs from CSU Fullerton teaches summer school at my university, I was pretty damn impressed by how well he taught in comparison to our profs (damn you UC system). There’s a strong emphasis on teaching by with examples rather than teaching theory.</p>

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<p>Thank you all for the response. </p>

<p>My TOEFL iBT score is 62. I’m re-taking it in Oct, but it will be cutting too close for most U’s Spring 2008 dateline. Iowa State require 70 for TOEFL.</p>

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<p>I’d imagine that ISU & UA are the best on that list. That is purely a guess though.</p>