<p>Well i've been looking primarily to New York for colleges
and i was wondering about Hofstra, and St.Johns, i've never really heard of it myself until someone brought it up but...are they any good in Engineering or Pharmaceutical field?</p>
<p>Oh yah so far heres my list for engineering, does it seem reasonable? and are there any better?(colleges in N.Y)
Fordham
Cooper Union
SUNY Buffalo</p>
<p>Hofstra is a really nice college in long island... but if u can get into cooper union, hofstra is a safety for u...</p>
<p>Fordham doesn't have an engineering program; it allows students to study engineering at Columbia SEAS.</p>
<p>yah getting into cooper union would be pretty sweet,not having to pay tuition. But i still like having the bigger school, with more extracurriculars (sport wise) and i'm pretty sure hofstra invested a good amount of money to make sure theres always something to do. But yah thanks guys, especially fandango, wasnt really aware that they only offered it Columbia SEAS</p>
<p>What about Cornell for engineering?</p>
<p>1st tier schools like NYU,Cornell,Colgate,and Columbia?
2nd tier like Pace, Fordham, SUNY Binghampton?</p>
<p>In NYC or NY state?</p>
<p>NYU also doesn't have an engineering program; its students earn an engineering degree at the Stevens Institute of Technology.</p>
<p>NYC, or somewhere thats a little more urbanized and city like</p>
<p>Columbia and Cooper Union are the only schools in NYC that are good for engineering. Rutgers has the best pharmacy program in the area.</p>
<p>As far as I know, SUNY Stony Brook is better for engineering than Hofstra or St John's (if you're interested in Long Island).</p>
<p>Upstate NY colleges known for engineering: RPI, RIT, Cornell, Clarkson and SUNY Buffalo. SUNY Buffalo has good programs in both engineering and pharmacy.</p>
<p>Might look into Rutgers-New Brunswick campus for engineering.</p>
<p>U Rochester is also good for engineering. Also Syracuse.</p>