is usc a good engineering name for graduate school?

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<p>For MS degree from industrial engineering dept. I don't have the grades to get into berkeley or northwestern or other big names. Let me know if the time investment would be worthwhile</p>

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<p>Sure it would. It’s not MIT but it’s not East Boondock U either. I don’t see Any downside to doing it. UCLA is also in the area and would be something to consider as well.</p>

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<p>Since I dive into systems engineering often, I am familiar with that area of I.E. and can tell you that USC’s Systems Engineering graduate program is highly regarded. I also know that companies like Boeing and Lockheed have relationships/agreements with USC to have their engineers obtain Masters degrees using the USC Engineering Distance Education program.</p>

<p>Like Boneh3ad mentioned, UCLA is good also. UCLA may give just a more generic-sounding “MS in Engineering” but with a Top-5 program in Applied Math and a Top-15 program in Computer Science to draw upon, it is strong also.</p>

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<p>For a Master’s in Industrial or Manufacturing Engineering, consider also Cal Poly Pomona and San Luis Obispo</p>

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<p>I think that name’s already taken by a school in Los Angeles. You’ll have to think of another name for your graduate school. Sorry. :(</p>

<p>(But seriously… USC and UCLA would both be very good.)</p>

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<p>I’m at USC for their M.S. Petroleum Engineering program.</p>

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<p>LOL Aibarr that was really funny. hahaha!</p>