<p>I have been interested in aerospace and aerodynamics for a time and now as a freshmen in high school and I want to know some of the universities that can offer a good program for its students. Yeah... I think I am suppose to post some more crap but I am like like braindead right now so I apoligize for not posting more details.</p>
<p>Purdue university is the best program I feel!! Several astronauts attended purdue ,and purdue even has their own on airport. Check out their website for more!!!</p>
<p>Good Luck!!!</p>
<p>University of Maryland College Park
Purdue</p>
<p>Gourman Report ranking for undergrad aerospace engineering:
MIT
Michigan AA
Princeton
Minnesota
Illinois UC
Ohio St
Maryland CP
Kansas
Purdue
U Arizona
Iowa St
RPIUVA
U Washington
Texas A&M
Georgia Tech
Penn St
USC
Texas Austin
U Colorado Boulder
US Air Force Acad
U Missouri Rolla
U Cincinnatti
U Oklahoma
SUNY Buffalo
U Florida
U Tennessee Knoxville
Syracuse U
Virginia Tech
Notre Dame
UCLA
NC St
US Naval Acad
U Alabama Birmingham
Auburn U
West Virginia U
Wichita State
UC Davis
Boston U
Polytechnic U
Parks College of St Louis U
Mississippi State
Oklahoma State</p>
<p>I would seriously suggest just a BSME degree at the undergraduate level, using aero classes as your electives in lieu of a aero degree. You will end up with more employment options should you decide not to go to grad school. If you really want a serious career in aero, you must go to grad school anyway, and the BSME degree with aero electives will be just fine for graduate school entry.</p>