What university would be a great option to pursue an engineering career?
Context: I would like to go be a chemical engineer. However, my decision isn't final, I would still would like a career in engineering.
In final, I would like suggestions in great and affordable universities. #chemical-engineering
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bridget navoda
bridget’s Answer
Hi Kathy:
I think you may be on the East Coast...guessing from your Avatar; :) check out this website that breaks down best Chemical Engineering Schools by value by state:
http://www.collegecalc.org/majors/chemical-engineering/
For New Jersey they list several -- from Rowan University at the least expensive...on up to Princeton and Stevens Institute.
Good luck!
Bridget
Lori’s Answer
Hi Kathy! Any engineering could be a great option and gives you a lot of flexibility in career choice. If you're not 100% decided on which branch, your best bet may be a school that is highly ranked in various engineering programs instead of focusing just on the best for your current intended major. Most likely this would be one of the A&M (agricultural & mechanical) colleges or Institutes of Technology (NJIT, Rose Hulman IT, etc). Personally this worked well for me and was how I ended up at Oklahoma State (originally Oklahoma A&M :-D ). I ended up staying with ChemE the whole way through my program, but it was nice to know that I had lots of great options if I decided to change my major. chemical-engineering school-selection
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Debby’s Answer
Depending on where you live and where you would want to work.
BASF is a leading chemical company and we
do recruit at LSU.
Michael’s Answer
Many great choices right here in NJ. Rutgers, Stevens, NJIT, Rowan and Princeton.