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Exploring Private Colleges in NY - Need Suggestions

Guys, I'm thinking about applying to private colleges in NY, particularly those with strong engineering programs. If any of you have gone that route, mind sharing your experience?

a month ago

Sure, New York is home to several private colleges with impressive engineering programs. Here are some of them:

1. Cooper Union: The Albert Nerken School of Engineering at Cooper Union is one of the most renowned engineering schools in the country. The school places a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration and believes in bridging the gap between theory and practice. The close-knit community of the school is something many students appreciate.

2. Columbia University: Columbia's Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science is another renowned option, especially for students interested in cutting-edge research. With the resources of a large Ivy League university, students at Columbia's engineering school can engage in numerous research and internship opportunities both within the university and throughout NYC.

3. NYU's Tandon School of Engineering: Known for its strong partnerships with industry, Tandon offers a practical engineering education in Brooklyn. It's got great facilities and the curriculum is designed to suit the ever-changing face of the industry. With the greater NYU community, you'll have access to a broad array of resources and opportunities.

4. Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT): Although not located in NYC, it is in New York state and deserves a mention. RIT's Kate Gleason College of Engineering is recognized for its cooperative education program which integrates academic coursework with professional work experience.

Each of these universities has their unique strengths and educational philosophies, so you should investigate each one further to see which is the best fit for your academic interests and personal preferences. You should also consider factors such as campus culture, location, size of the institution, student-to-faculty ratio, internships opportunities, and research facilities when making your decision.

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