<p>I was wondering which of the UCs are best for chemical engineering. I know Berkeley has the best program but I was wondering about the others. Possibly a ranking of them or pros and cons.</p>
<p>You should be able to figure this out with a bit of research. I would not say that Berkeley is necessarily the best for an UNDERgraduate. </p>
<p>SB has traditionally been good and I believe some very good things are happening at Irvine as well - I would take a good look at it if you are in that part of the state. There certainly are others within the UC’s so you will have a handful of good choices.</p>
<p>UCSB comes after Berkeley. I don’t the the other UCs come close.</p>
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<p>Anything about UCLA’s or UCSD’s programs?</p>