<p>You can get somewhat of a feel for job opportunites thru the schools by looking at the job fair pages of their web sites. My D is at WPI so I have looked at their web page and there are quite a few companies listed.</p>
<p>A good college job fair is a start to one’s job/intern search. Job hunting can go well beyond that. I hired several people from WPI at the company I worked for in SoCal (am now retired). They took the effort to contact my company. Don’t recall ever getting a resume from RPI, but that isn’t a negative in my mind just the way it was.</p>
<p>None of your schools has a huge national reputation (IMHO) but WPI and RPI have enough of one in the engineering community that you should have no problem. UConn is a little less well known. In the end, it will come down to what subjects you studied, what is your GPA and how well you come across as a team player that will help make you attractive to employers.</p>