Best schools with Pol. Science AND Engineering

College Search & Selection
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<p>Its kind of a stretch, because tech schools usually don't offer Political Science, and LACs don't offer Engineering except through 3/2, but does anyone know some off hand? </p>

<p>First that I thought of was Stanford, and if I can afford it and get in, I will go there.</p>

<p>Are Columbia's Colleges separate or can you have dual enrollment in Fu and Columbia College to get both majors?</p>

<p>I'm looking for colleges of that caliber, preferably West Coast or North East, but not limited to that. Please help!</p>

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<p>Massachusetts Institute of Technology</p>

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<p>Woah, didn't know that. Is the Pol. Science program reputable whatsoever?</p>

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<p>Also look at Duke, Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Cornell & Columbia.</p>

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<p>There are a few selective LACs that offer undergrad engineering degrees, though it is unlikely that they would have the range of engineering offerings found at a large university. But there are definite benefits to going to a small, selective LAC. First-rate LACs that I know have undergrad engineering programs include Swarthmore, Smith, Trinity, Union, Bucknell and Lafayette.</p>

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<p>How strong is the Engineering program at JHU? That looks like an awesome school, I want to visit it now.</p>

<p>And with Columbia do you have to apply to all of the different colleges and have dual enrollment to get Fu Engineering + College Pol. Science</p>

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<p>gw has combined programs like that. engineering+law, etc. very highly ranked and competitive.</p>

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<p>GW sounds like an awesome school, and programs like that are definitely what I am looking for, but I simply cannot stand inner-city D.C. Do you go there?</p>