<p>Emory has no engineering program proper, just a 3-2 arrangement with GT. Their business school is quite good, though.</p>
<p>The school Green is thinking of is Cooper Union. Olin also once offered full-tuition scholarships to all students, but sadly has cut back to half-tuition–temporarily, they say.</p>
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<p>MBA, I presume?</p>
<p>You would be surprised by the quality of some of these schools–especially if we’re talking specific programs. A lot of bright kids end up at state schools, even second- or third-tier state schools, for whatever reason. Same goes for faculty: the third-tier public with a just-created engineering department might have several Caltech and MIT PhDs teaching there.</p>