Please Chance Me for UIUC, Purdue, UMD-College Park and Texas A&M for Engineering!

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If you have been admitted to Pitt engineering, that may be the safest choice, since you just need a 2.0 GPA to declare major.

https://www.engineering.pitt.edu/First-Year/First-Year/Advising/Choosing-a-Major/

For other schools, you may want to see this list:

First year engineering programs' secondary admission to major criteria

Some colleges or engineering divisions start frosh engineering students undeclared, but have secondary admission to major procedures which may result in some students in good academic standing (usually minimum of 2.0 GPA and C grades) being denied their first choice engineering major due to departmental capacity limitations. Here is information and links to some such colleges and criteria. Note: all GPAs referenced below are college GPAs, and all descriptions below assume (unless otherwise specified) that the student entered in the engineering division (if applicable), has completed the pre-major courses, is not beyond the limit of the number of semesters (usually four), and is in good academic standing. Colorado (for students initially admitted to pre-engineering): 2.7 technical and overall GPA with C grades in technical courses automatically admits to major. https://www.colorado.edu/pre-engineering/how-pre-engineering-works/admission-engineering Cornell: minimum GPA varies by …