Hi Robert,

What are you looking for in an engineering program?  Someone already
suggested Caltech, which is a great school if you are really into the
mathematics behind engineering.  However, if you are like me and you
really enjoy the practical side of engineering, you should consider Cal
Poly in San Luis Obispo. Check out the website at http://www.calpoly.edu
for more info.

If you're into robotics, we have a Mechatronics concentration of our
Mechanical Engineering program, so you might want to look into that also.

Later,

Eric

>Hello, PIClisters...
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>As a high-school junior, I'm swimming in the sea of college solicitations propaganda. I received a 222 (99th percentile) on my PSAT test, so I assume I'm probably a candidate for the better colleges. I'm trying to weed out the colleges that, while they claim they're a good engineering college (as almost all of them do), are pretty worthless.
>At the risk of starting a flame war, which schools do y'all think are the best for electrical engineering, with a possibility for aerospace engineering (I'm interested in designing aerial robots and avionics for a living :^)  )?
>TIA!
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>- Robert
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>P.S., this is a repost; I don't think it posted the first time. Sorry if you get two copies...
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