Which schools do you see as being “hot” right now.

[RichInPitt]

Purdue’s recent announcement of a 9th straight year of holding tuition/costs at 2012 levels, through 2021-2022, should continue the increase in interest.

I think the earlier mention of an increasing focus on costs is accurate.

The university estimates that families would have spent an additional $600 million over the past seven years if tuition had increased on pace with national averages. But the university says 59 percent of Purdue students graduated debt-free in 2018-19, compared to 43 percent nationally.

Given the stats of recent engineering classes, I’m not sure my D, now a Junior, could get in these days (same with my wife and I at CMU).

I think The increase in interest is mostly in engineering, CS, and, to some extent, business.

Applications are up 60% from 2013 to 2018.