I haven't been able to find much information on Georgetown's engineering program ranking or reputation. Can anyone help me with some information? Is their program well-regarded and worth considering?
Georgetown University is well-known for its programs in international relations, government, and business, but it does not have a dedicated engineering program. However, they do offer a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, which falls under the computer and tech-related engineering umbrella but not traditional engineering fields such as civil, mechanical, or electrical engineering.
If you are specifically seeking an engineering program, you might want to consider looking into other schools that are known for their strong engineering departments, such as MIT, Stanford, Caltech, or even local options like the University of Maryland or Virginia Tech.
That being said, if you are interested in Georgetown for other reasons, such as their excellent programs in liberal arts or social sciences, you could explore a combination of computer science or other technical fields as a major or minor while still benefiting from Georgetown's strong overall reputation and academic offerings.
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