<p>Drexel
Virginia Tech
Georgia Tech
UConn
UDel
RPI
WPI
Clarkson</p>
<p>What are thoughts on best engineering program of these schools?</p>
<p>Well, GTech is probably #1</p>
<p>The answer is: IT DEPENDS ON THE ENGINEERING SPECIALTY</p>
<p>If it’s Industrial or Aerospace: Georgia Tech
If it’s Biomedical: Virginia Tech
If it’s Chemical: U-Delaware</p>
<p>** based on graduate engineering programs</p>
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<p>lol. Thanks. I needed a good laugh (one of the few times I actually did laugh out loud after typing “lol”).</p>
<p>Biomedical Rankings:</p>
<ol>
<li>Johns Hopkins University (Whiting)
2 Georgia Institute of Technology
University of California–San Diego (Jacobs)
4 Duke University (Pratt)
5 University of Washington
6 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Pennsylvania
8 Boston University
Rice University (Brown)
Stanford University</li>
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<p>It depends if your interest is in research or industry. It will also depend if you’re looking at a mainstream engineering program or more of a niche program.</p>
<p>But in general, Georgia Tech is hands down the best university in that list for research and industry Beyond that, for research, Delaware and RPI are strong, for industry, VT, RPI and WPI are all very good. Drexel has a good Coop program which is almost as good as Georgia Tech’s (the major difference is that Drexel requires participation while GT does not). I wouldn’t recommend UConn or Clarkson for engineering, necessarily.</p>
<p>I stand corrected: If it is Biological Engineering…It’s Virginia Tech</p>
<p>I know it was one of them “bios”.</p>
<p>Drexel-4
Virginia Tech-2
Georgia Tech- 1
UConn-5
UDel-8
RPI-3
WPI-7
Clarkson-6</p>
<p>Drexel - 6
Virginia Tech - 12
Georgia Tech - 11
UConn - 5
UDel - 4
RPI - 3 (tie)
WPI - 3 (tie)
Clarkson - 8</p>
<p>Old thread but what the heck</p>
<ol>
<li>RPI/Gatech</li>
<li>VaTech/WPI</li>
<li>Deleware </li>
<li>Drexel </li>
<li>Clarkson </li>
<li>Uconn</li>
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