Best Mechanical Eng undergerad programs Western STates

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<p>Any ideas from Eng students or parents of students.</p>

<p>My son is very interested in ME or an interdisciplinary Eng/entreprenurship/businss undergrad program. </p>

<p>--med-smaller size: undergrad under 10,000</p>

<p>--inovative teaching; learn by doing; internships and co-op etc from frosh year on</p>

<p>--outdoorsy, recreational opportunities , small city or suburban</p>

<p>--supportive not cutthroat student environment</p>

<p>--western states a plus </p>

<p>--also would like to stay in AFROTC</p>

<p>650 range for each of SAT's,
3.9 GPA,<br>
AP's in calc, english, env science, comp sci. ,history , honors spanish.</p>

<p>E.C's: martial arts, pilots lisc and flight school, cival air patrol, employment., lots of mission work and travel to Africa, Mexico and Costa Rica.
Student Gov't Counsil rep. 4 years</p>

<p>Considering Cal Poly SOL<, Pomona, USC, UCD, Rose Hulman, RIT, Gonzaga, Trinity, San Jose ST , U Santa Clara, Loyola Marymont</p>

<p>Help with any other inovative, Eng. programs greatly appreciated.</p>

<p>Ideal job would be to work at Tesla</p>

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Is he in college now?</p>

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<p>Have you considered U Wyoming? It’s the right size, has all the outdoor opportunities, offers AFROTC, and he would qualify for merit aid.</p>

<p>I will be the first to admit that I know little to nothing about engineering but it seems to offer a lot of what your son is looking for and from what I have learned on these forums Wyoming has put a lot of money into the university.</p>

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<p>I agree with Wyoming and would add Colorado School of Mines, if you can afford it. Montana State is a tad large but would also be worth a look.</p>