<p>Well, I’m much more inclined to go to Michigan, but what I am worried about is the prospect of going to grad. school(something that seems to be turning into a necessity to land a above par job). As a pharmacist, with one of the best part time jobs, I could have time to study and pay my way into grad school. I guess what I’m asking is, for Mich engineers, do most go to grad school, and is it usually through their parents money, or do they start working first for x amount of years? etc.</p>
<p>Michigan Engineers do not need graduate school. Most undergrads who graduate from the CoE get good jobs. In fact, Engineers in general do not require graduate degrees. You can always go back to graduate school after working for a couple of years.</p>