<p>I am having trouble deciding where to go for a degree in electrical engineering. My top choices are University of Southern California and UTAustin, then Georgia Tech (although I have been accepted to Rose-Hulman, Tulane w/ 17k a year scholarship, Purdue, and A&M). Just how prestigious and academically satisfying is USC compared to a school like UTAustin or Gatech? Any comments as to why I should go to one over the other would be great in helping me make my decision. I also live in Austin. Thanks.</p>
<p>Also, what attracted me to USC was its biomedical/electrical engineering program, which will be my major if I attend.</p>
<p>Anyone have anything to say about the pros and cons of either UT or USC?</p>
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<p>I do plan to visit USC soon, which will probably be my deciding factor, and I know enough about UTAustin. I know in the end it's gonna be which school suits me the best, I'm just curious as to what some of yall's opinions are compared to mine.</p>
<p>My best friend got into USC and GATech, too. He decided to go to USC.. a significant factor is the Cali part ;) He's going to major in chemical engineering (I think.. something like that lol) and he said he was very happy with the engineering program at USC. Hope that helps.</p>
<p>Thats cool. Yeah I really need to visit USC.
Also, I have just been accepted to University of Michigan Ann Harbor Engineering.
Now what, lol.
USC vs. UTA(instate) vs. Umich</p>
<p>I know that UT is much cheaper in price since I'm in state, but assuming I recieve enough in scholarships and grants to make the other two less costly...ne1? UT is looking pretty good because of the convenience and strong engineering program, but I want to consider everything.</p>
<p>Wow one reply....</p>