Lafayette or Villanova For Engineering

captainclueless
Wed, 03 Apr 2013 01:20:07 +0000

Hello again momto3girlz!

Hopefully my answer to your previous question was helpful…glad to see you’ve pulled up a forum from my predecessor, candyman!

Obviously, you know my answer to this question is going to be biased for Lafayette, but Lafayette has a distinctive advantage over Villanova for a particular reason— student research. As an undergraduate only institution (and a smaller school than Villanova), Lafayette’s engineering departments are overflowing with opportunities for students to get experience with hands on research that is often one on one with professors. This provides students with invaluable experience that is usually more difficult to get at schools where they have to compete with graduate students for “real life” engineering projects. Also, Lafayette’s small class sizes are highly beneficial to engineering students (and college students in general).

Just my 2 cents.

Feel free to ask me more questions on my forum if you have any!!

Taylor