Good Technology/Engineering Colleges in New England Area

College Search & Selection
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<p>I'm trying to decide on colleges to attempt to apply to in the near future, and I have narrowed down the majors I'm looking for to Computer Engineering, and possible Computer Science. I have absolutely no idea what schools in the New England area are good colleges for this area, technology and engineering that is. Naturally I've looked at MIT, but I also want more viable options. I'm also considering WPI (Worcester Polytech), but a list of two possible colleges is quite small, and I want a couple more options. All I am looking for right now is a large list of good technology/engineering colleges that I can narrow down later with factors such as cost. Any suggestions towards some good schools would be greatly appreciated.</p>

<p>Thanks a bunch to anyone who can respond, and please have a nice day!</p>

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<p>At least some of your state universities should be considered.</p>

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<p>There are many. Your own list will depend on your stats and budget. Some of the better ones, besides MIT and WPI:</p>

<p>Rensselaer (RPI)
Cornell
Rochester Inst of Tech (RIT)
NYU Poly
Northeastern
Wentworth
Olin
Binghamton
SUNY Buffalo
Stony Brook
Stevens Inst of Tech</p>

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<p>Thanks a bunch for the suggestions ucbalumnus and Chardo, I’m gonna have to look into some state universities and those schools you listed the next moment I’m free :-)</p>

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<p>Surprisingly (since Brown isn’t very known for engineering), Brown has an excellent Computer Science program from what I’ve heard. Admission is tough, though. Good luck!</p>

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<p>University of Massachusetts has a strong computer science program.</p>