<p>need help deciding..</p>
<p>which one?</p>
<p>ucla = electrical engineering
northwestern = electrical engineering law honors.</p>
<p>thanks in advance</p>
<p>hmm..do you have money?</p>
<p>sure do......</p>
<p>why wouldnt you go to NW if you have the money? unless of course you are from chicago or something</p>
<p>because the undergraduate electrical engineering isnt very good..</p>
<p>that's true. UCLA's EE is excellent. And if you are from Cali, I think you should go with UCLA because of the 20k price difference (even if you do have the money for NU).</p>
<p>The price is the thing that you should be considering. Northwestern is about $45k a year while UCLA is $20k a year. If you are from California, UCLA would probably be a better deal. If you don't live in California, then you'll probably be paying about the same price for either school.</p>
<p>um going through the same dilemma, except I'm OOS ... so i live in Wisconsin. I don't think i can deal with the weather in evanston.</p>
<p>NU's electrical is the only engineering dept that isn't ranked in top-20 (I think it's like 28th); all others are. Are you sure you won't like any other type of engineering? ;)</p>
<p>Why would you want to go through the hell of EE (considered tied with chemE as the toughest major) if you are going to become a lawyer anyway? :)</p>
<p>It's a tough decision because you are pretty much given a spot for NU's law school which isn't easy to get into. I think the average GPA to get into NU law school is like 3.6 and it's an excellent law school with excellent bar passing rate and employment rate.</p>
<p>from Wisconsin and can't deal with weather in Evanston?</p>
<p>I promise, it's better.</p>