Engineering Schools Ranked - Tier List

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  @becominganengineer2271 · 2 months ago · pinned

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  @alperenyagan1797 · 2 years ago

  ETH is goat, 1700 dollars tuition fee per year for such a good university

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  @THE-michaelmyers · 1 year ago (edited)

  I am a Graduate of Georgia Tech. I hold degrees in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering and today I am an ENCOSE ESEP. My comment is in no way intended to throw shade on any school. During my career, I retired from upper management from a large Atlanta-based holding company. I have had MIT grads working for me. I guess in the 20 years I was in my position, I came to know and work with or supervise close to 150 Engineers. That MIT grad? Lasted about 6 months and after a phone call from my boss, one of the company VPs, I fired him. This same dynamic is true about Law Schools. My Wife is a graduate of William &amp; Mary School of Law. She has told me many times how ignorant and useless some Harvard Grads she knows are. <br><br>I know my comment is going to be somewhat controversial, but I&apos;m convinced that good Engineers are born, not made by a school. Give me an Engineer with a small modicum of common sense regardless of the name on their diploma and I guarantee you that person WILL get the job done.

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  @martypoll · 2 years ago

  UC Berkeley, physics &amp; mechanical engineering, 1979 &amp; 1983. I had a great career at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. I’m retired now. I kept in touch with UCB through much of my career. The big change I saw over the years was that it has become a much more entrepreneurial and team driven culture. In my day the UCB engineering degree, for good or bad, had a reputation of being very theoretical.

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  @thefiercehawk3413 · 2 years ago

  I find it crazy that some of these European schools are so good and cheap, while the ones in the US are good but so expensive

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  @JenniferNg0529 · 1 year ago

  I can&apos;t believe the University of Tokyo is in tier D! I&apos;m currently studying for my PhD in aerospace engineering here. My heart sank hearing this! 😢

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  @Centaurity · 1 year ago

  Caltech has freaking NASA JPL

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  @Mr.Greeen23 · 2 years ago

  It would be cool If you could make another video ranked only by Quality of Education and Faculty, as this is the most important criteria for me 😀

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  @iamthegreatcornholio7836 · 1 year ago

  Mechanical Engineer Virginia Tech here. &nbsp;The world is lucky to have us. &nbsp;We don’t make stakes.

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  @mossfloss · 2 years ago

  The UC schools are running on old reputation. &nbsp; If they continue to be test blind (SAT/ACT), come back in 10 years and see how they hold up. &nbsp;Not well I predict.

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  @softballm1991 · 2 years ago

  Cannot dispute any of the rankings except, how did CalTech rate so low? &nbsp;Most reviews have CalTech in the same range as MIT.

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  @randallmcgrath9345 · 2 years ago (edited)

  We can see that rankings shift(for USnews and World Report) as universities hire more staff, and such things, but University of Michigan ranking #1 for Nuclear Engineering is cool. MIT beats them for electrical and mechanical, but I didnt expect MIT to not be 1 for Nuclear.<br><br>MIT is literally inventing more tech than some private corporations 😂

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