<p>So, which one is better for Engineering (especially Chemical Eng.)? </p>
<p>thanks,
ansar</p>
<p>PS - It's also pretty good for sciences in general, right?</p>
<p>Depends how hard you are willing to work.</p>
<p>They are both good it depends on what you like. HMC has a core and has required classes, while GA Tech does not. GA Tech is a big state school, while HMC is small. GA Tech is much more easier to get accepted then HMC. If you were a GA resident then it would be GA Tech no doubt but you are not.</p>
<p>Oh Tech has required classes, plenty of them…basically your whole first year is general required classes that everyone takes. Our chemical engineers do really well. 2 of which I know have obtained jobs with a 70k+ salary. Although this might be the norm for that industry. ChemE is also quite possibly one of the hardest majors Tech offers.</p>
<p>It’s awfully hard to compare two schools that are as different as GTech and Mudd.</p>
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<p>At Mudd, students spend their first two years in required classes that everyone takes.</p>