<p>I Am Deciding Between The University Of Wisconsin Madison And Pittsburgh University. I am Inserted In Studying Engineering, Either Biomedical Or Chemical, And Have Been Accepted Into Both School's Engineering Programs. I Am A Pennsylvania Resident. Your Input On My Choice Is Much Appeared.</p>
<p>For chemical engineering, Wisconsin-Madison is like the best. The exact answer depends on your financial situation. Why no Penn State for engineering as I see you are a Pennsylvania resident ?</p>
<p>UWM is definitely the better choice. The university has a better reputation and better ranking both in engineering and overall. It’s worth going out of state for.</p>
<p>Wisconsin ChemE is top 5, and it also has incredible Biology. </p>
<p>Pittsburgh’s ChemE is a weird integrated program, and should you decide Pitt is not for you, I’m not sure how they would transfer the credits because their curriculum doesn’t line up with anybody else’s. I would ask someone that question.</p>
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<p>Can you explain?</p>
<p>I would go to Wisco for their better rep than Pitt, but both do have very strong engineering programs I know. Also Wisco seems like a better time than Pitt and nicer campus. Isn’t Pitt in a strange disconnected section of Pittsburgh? I also hear Wisco has some of the best student life in the country. Idk how much you care about those lists but Wisco is ranked #2 for overall student experience on college **<strong><em>. </em></strong> is pretty good. Pitt is actualyl 18 on that list which isn’t bad but the different is pretty serious</p>
<p>Edit: lol why does this site block *******? P<em>R</em>O<em>W</em>L<em>E</em>R</p>
<p>Look at</p>
<p>[Curriculum</a> Philosophy and Scope](<a href=“http://www.engineering.pitt.edu/Chemical/Undergraduate/Curriculum_Philosophy_and_Scope/]Curriculum”>http://www.engineering.pitt.edu/Chemical/Undergraduate/Curriculum_Philosophy_and_Scope/)</p>
<p>[url=<a href=“http://www.engineering.pitt.edu/Chemical/Courses/Undergraduate_V2/]Undergraduate_V2[/url”>http://www.engineering.pitt.edu/Chemical/Courses/Undergraduate_V2/]Undergraduate_V2[/url</a>]</p>
<p>The curriculum list seems quite limiting with no electives. If you look at the class schedule, those few “block” classes are all that’s offered. One size fits all. </p>
<p>If you wanted to transfer, what equivalent credits would those block classes provide in another curriculum? I don’t know.</p>