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Suggestions for more colleges to consider?

I've been working on my college list, but I think I need to add a few more. Can anyone suggest more colleges I should look into based on what I've got so far: I'm interested in a strong STEM program, a good social environment, and located near a city.

10 months ago

If you're looking for colleges with strong STEM programs and good social environments near cities, here are some suggestions:

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): Known for its rigorous STEM curriculum and located in Cambridge, just outside of Boston.

2. Stanford University: A top-notch STEM institution in Palo Alto, California, which is not too far from San Francisco and Silicon Valley.

3. California Institute of Technology (Caltech): A smaller, highly-regarded STEM-focused school in Pasadena, near Los Angeles.

4. Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech): Offers renowned engineering programs in Atlanta, Georgia.

5. University of Washington: Strong STEM programs and located in Seattle, which is a hub for tech companies and innovation.

6. Carnegie Mellon University: Known for its engineering, computer science, and robotics programs, and situated in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

7. University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley): A top public university with strong STEM programs, located in the San Francisco Bay Area.

8. University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin): Excellent engineering and computer science programs in the vibrant city of Austin, Texas.

9. University of Pennsylvania (UPenn): Offers strong engineering and interdisciplinary programs in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

10. University of Southern California (USC): A well-rounded university in Los Angeles with growing STEM programs and an engaging social scene.

Remember, when creating your college list, it's important to also consider factors like financial aid, size, and campus culture. Make sure to research each institution thoroughly and visit campuses if possible to get a feel for which one would be the best fit for you. Good luck!

10 months ago

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