What engineering colleges?

College Search & Selection
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<p>I want to apply to a place with decent engineering program. i havent decided on which kind but i would like to know which colleges in general. the second problem is that my stats arent that great.</p>

<p>3.7 GPA
~6 ap classes
1810 SATs
2 years with ultimate frisbee team
4 summers volunteering at salvation army
1 community college class for physics
i can probably find some more extra curriculars but thats all i got for now. </p>

<p>what colleges should i apply to/expect to be able to get into that have decent engineering programs.</p>

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<p>Most large state schools have decent engineering programs. What would your state flagship be? Also cost needs to be considered. What can your family afford?</p>

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<p>[ABET</a> Accredited Programs Search](<a href=“http://www.abet.org/AccredProgramSearch/AccreditationSearch.aspx]ABET”>http://www.abet.org/AccredProgramSearch/AccreditationSearch.aspx)</p>

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<p>I second Erin’s Dad’s comment, and would also like to know what state you live in.</p>

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<p>What can you afford? Where do you want to go to school? There are some very good schools that you can still get into with your stats.</p>

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<p>california, for the most part, money will not be a problem. my immediate family is low income, we have money saved up and also i can get money from my greater family. if i could get in i could probably pay for harvard etc. but obviously with my grades and SATs that isnt too much of a choice.Pretty much my family can pay for almost any sticker price with or without loans, but obviously financial aid would be nice to have. </p>

<p>Not much preference for size or place, well preferably in north america.
Im already apply to UCs and Cal Poly. More specifically im looking for privates with good/renown for their engineering programs.</p>

<p>most colleges have decent social life so im not too weary about that.</p>

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<p>Take a look at RIT, Rose-Hulman, perhaps University of Utah there are many others out there that take students of your caliber the ABET acredidation list is a good place to start.</p>