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That’s not quite true. USC is strongest in engineering (and undergraduate business). Its simply not very strong in the field, especially in the graduate arena. -.-</p>
<p>UCLA tends to rank roughly the same for all graduate fields and it still outranks USC in practically every category.</p>
<p>EDIT: Also, your use of the number of National Academy of Engineers members is a faulty method of measuring undergraduate engineering strength. </p>
<p>First of all, members could have attended graduate school (and this graduate school may or may not necessarily be the same as the undergraduate school). Second, these are fairly isolate, individual events. This is nothing comparable to measuring the number of a university’s undergrads that make it into law or med school which number in the thousands and thousands.</p>
<p>Remember, Drax12 is measuring the success of a school’s undergraduate population.</p>