Looking for schools with easy Mech. E. program

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<p>The reason I am looking for the answer to this question is because I used to go to Washington University in St. Louis, and basically had to leave because the material became too hard. So now I have 2 1/2 years of mechanical engineering courses on my transcript, but unless I can find a much easier school to finish up the degree, I’ll have to give it up.</p>

<p>Washington University is fairly small and everyone is very smart. The courses required a lot of advanced mathematics knowledge (not sure if this is the case everywhere) and i felt that they were emphasizing research engineering rather than design engineering. I’m only interested in design engineering.</p>

<p>I don’t want to say where I live, because anywhere in the US is an option for me. ABET isn’t important, but the school has to be a decently respected 4-year university.</p>

<p>Any info you can provide would help
Thanks</p>

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<p>Basically, these two are mutually exclusive.</p>

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<p>Not all schools are the same…</p>

<p>The university in my hometown (UTSA) only requires Calculus 1&2 for math courses, but the university that I’m transferring to (TX Tech) requires Cal 1, 2, 3, Diff Eq, and Higher Math for Sci&Eng. </p>

<p>However, I will get an automatic minor in Math.</p>

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<p>There is a university requiring only Calc 1 & 2 for an engineering degree? Is that a joke or an ET degree or something? That is woefully inadequate.</p>

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<p>WashU for the ****ing win!!!</p>