<p>Hi, I posted this on the college selection board/ but thought I would try here as well. Thank You
Wondering if anyone has thoughts on computer engineering at UNH. I know it is not a top tier, but we have heard wonderful things on the computer engineering program. We are comparing it other acceptances at Bowdoin, Colby, Clarkson, and UVM. Thank You.</p>
<p>I'm an alumni, EE graduate and working engineer.</p>
<p>Computer Engineering? Why mention Bodwin or Colby, they don't offer it in the first place unless it some 3yr - 2yr program at another school.</p>
<p>UVM UNH are same 2nd tier rank (51-100). Now for engineering, UNH does have a new engineering building (well new relative to me) it maybe 8-10 yrs old. So the facilities are good. UVM engineering I don't hear much about, I never would consider it higher than UNH.</p>
<p>Man, tough to reply when you can't see the original posting.</p>
<p>Clarkson is a good engineering school. I probably would put it over UNH a bit. It's not as good as RPI or WPI though.</p>
<p>The University of New Hampshire is underrated when it comes to the sciences. I don't believe U of Vermont is as strong as UNH. UNH is overshadowed by the larger public colleges in New England; U of Massachusetts-Amherst and U of Connecticut. UNH's high tution costs for non-residents also inhibits its notoriety. But it is know as a college with rigorous academics. No cakewalk.</p>