UND for aerospace engineering

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<p>Is UND a good option for this? Would OU be just as good?</p>

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<p>UND is University of North Dakota for those who don’t know.</p>

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<p>Why not Univ. of Michigan…it is fantastic for all Engineering disciplines! My son is CEE, but his roomate is Aerospace Eng.</p>

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<p>Totally irrelevant.</p>

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<p>I honestly have never heard a thing about the aerospace engineering (or engineering in general) at North Dakota. I think I had a TA from there when I was at UIUC for undergrad, so it seems they are decent enough to get at least one student into a top graduate school. That is about all I can say though.</p>

<p>OU (assuming you mean Oklahoma) is not known as an engineering powerhouse, but it is alright. It certainly isn’t going to leave you without any hopes of a job or anything crazy like that.</p>

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<p>Oklahoma U is ABET accredited. It looks like UND is not.</p>

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<p>Looks like in steering clear of UND. It has a very strong aviation program that’s why I was considering it. I’d love to go to grad school at MIT or Georgia Tech, though if I get the money from someone I may be able to do undergrad at tech if they accept me as an oos transfer. Thanks for the replies.</p>

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<p>UND is a big-time school for aviation, but not for engineering.</p>

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<p>What is “aviation” then?</p>

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<p>Aviation is hopping in the cockpit and flying a plane.</p>