<p>I’m also looking at engineering, with a minor in business, and looking at GWU (as a safety, but I really love it).
Of your list I would say that Duke, Georgetown, and Michigan are the best engneering schools on your list
RITand rochester both have good engineering schools but are a bit more tech schoolish if thats what you want
GWU has a solid engineering program, as good as the two mentioned above, a great internship program, and is an up and coming department at gwu. They are trying to expand it, so they give merit scholarships to 50% of the engineering majors, if that impacts your decision.
BU and Miami U (Can you confirm which miami you are talking about) both have decent departments.</p>
<p>I would say Umich is a very reachable reach, and is very stats based, so get up your sat and maintain grades.</p>
<p>BU is just about a safety for you.</p>
<p>I would recommend looking at tufts, as a reach, or rice in houston, as they both are very similar to duke.
I would also look at Carnegie mellon or case western reserve, if you like tech school. Same goes for WPI and RPI.
Georgia tech is very well known for engineering as well, if you want a state school.
Lehigh, laffayette and bucknell are all great engineering programs if you want a smaller school and don’t mind pennsylvania.
Union is also very strong
Vanderbilt and tulane may be more of a reach, but they are similar to duke, if less selective.
I’m sure im missing a few other programs you should look at</p>
<p>Sorry that list was so poorly organized, I was just listing them off the top of my head.</p>
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