<p>Looking at ChemE schools in the Northeast/mid-atlantic. It seems like large universities are best, but are there any mid-sized privates worth looking at? Opinions?
BTW
HS Junior, female, great math stats, great chem, ee's etc.</p>
<p>i’m stuck in the midwest, but i recall udel having a very strong chemE department.</p>
<p>U Delaware is worth looking at, though it isn’t as strong in other areas of engineering besides ChemE.</p>
<p>Johns Hopkins and UMBC fit your criteria. If you are interested in smaller schools, Bucknell and Lafayette deserve a look too.</p>
<p>While definitely not small, Pitt isn’t as large as some other state schools and is something you might be interested in.</p>
<p>Thanks for the suggestions.
Looked at Cornell, MIT (of course), RPI, WPI and also UNH as safety. Making summer visit plans…so, UDel, maybe Cooper Union, NYU Poly?, Lafayette?</p>
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<p>Thanks susgeek! That looks like it will help!</p>
<p>If your daughter has great stats, I would probably drop a few schools off that list, particularly NYU Poly and Lafayette. You might want to add in Columbia and CMU.</p>
<p>Yes, she has great stats overall and in math/chem in particular. She’s revising her list and already nixed lafayette, but wants to visit CMU. Thanks for the tips. All her top schools-of-interest seem to be the ultracompetitive ones.
Just heard today that she got in to MIT’s Women’s Technology Program for this summer!!</p>
<p>Ehh I heard that Columbia engineering was a waste of money. I could be wrong though.</p>