<p>I'd like to apply for schools strong in EE. Please recommand some.</p>
<p>those I know : caltech,MIT... (tier 1)</p>
<p>and also Rose-Hulman (tier 1.5)</p>
<p>and how about tier 2 and tier 2.5 with some LACs?</p>
<p>Thanks a lot!</p>
<p>Gourman Report undergraduate ranking for electrical engineering:</p>
<p>MIT
Stanford
UC Berkeley
U Illinois Urbana Champaign
UCLA
Cornell
Purdue
USC
Princeton
U Michigan Ann Arbor
Carnegie Mellon
Polytechnic U
U Texas Austin
Columbia
Georgia Tech
U Maryland College Park
Ohio State
Stevens Institute of Technology
U Minnesota
Northwestern
UC Santa Barbara
U Florida
RPI
Johns Hopkins
Rice
Brown
U Wisconsin Madison
U Arizona
UC San Diego
U Colorado Boulder
Washington U St Louis
U Pennsylvania
Yale
Virginia Tech
Penn State University Park
Case Western
U Missouri Rolla
U Mass Amherst
Syracuse
Michigan State
U Notre Dame
U Pittsburgh
Iowa State
North Carolina St
U Washington
Texas A&M
Southern Methodist
UC Davis
Duke
SUNY Stony Brook
U Tennessee Knoxville
Arizona State
U Kansas
U Hawaii Manoa
Texas Tech
Colorado State
SUNY Buffalo
U Utah
US Air Force Academy
U Iowa
CUNY City College
U Connecticut</p>
<p>Harvey Mudd, Olin, Cooper Union in what you call "tier 1.5" as well.</p>
<p>Generaly speaking, the top 3 EE departments are Cal, MIT and Stanford. The next 6 or 7 are Caltech, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell, Georgia Tech, Michigan, Texas-Austin and UIUC.</p>
<p>HMC, Rose Hulman and other LACs offer strong general Engineering programs, but you will have to do your own research to see which ones actually offer a concentration in a specific field. Most LACs only offer a degree in General Engineering.</p>
<p>The top 23 undergraduate EE departments according to the latest USNWR:</p>
<p>1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br>
2 University of California–Berkeley
3 Stanford University
4 University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
5 University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
6 Georgia Institute of Technology<br>
7 California Institute of Technology<br>
8 Cornell University
9 University of Texas–Austin
10 Carnegie Mellon University
11 Princeton University
12 Purdue University–West Lafayette
13 Northwestern University
14 University of California–San Diego<br>
15 University of California–Los Angeles<br>
15 University of Southern California<br>
17 University of Wisconsin–Madison<br>
17 University of Washington<br>
17 Virginia Tech
20 Columbia University
20 Pennsylvania State University–University Park<br>
20 University of California–Santa Barbara
23 Johns Hopkins University</p>
<p>great help,thank you!</p>
<p>some new schools has been added to my list!</p>
<p>Just to give something more personalized than the rankings - I have friends (MIT alums) in the grad EE programs at Cornell, Stanford, and Columbia, and they all seem pleased with their experiences.</p>
<p>Most LACs don't offer specific engineering majors. But check out Olin College and Harvey Mudd, and, if you're female, Smith.</p>
<p>yeah,olin and harvey mudd is my favorite!</p>