Topic: University/College

EagleZtrike · January 31st, 2005

Which university or college do you guys think would be best for someone who likes to design stuff, like aircraft, architecture, etc.

Also what requirements do you know or think you would need for that specific university/college and grade levels. Perhaps even an SAT score.

the_13th_redneck · January 31st, 2005

Architecture and aircraft are two completely different animals.
If you want aircraft stuff, you have to pick one that's got a good aerospace engineering department. So generally a school with a good engineering department will be one to look into.
Architecture is more like art. There will be some engineering aspects to take into consideration, after all, your building MUST be able to stand for a while lol. But these are generally handled in artsy schools.

EagleZtrike · January 31st, 2005

Any specific names of universities and colleges in mind?

Lil Hulk 1988 · January 31st, 2005

Kind of partial, but Michigan Technological University, Cal Tech, Ga Tech all come to mind, but I am biased since MTU is where I decided to go after the Corps.

EagleZtrike · January 31st, 2005

Oh I forgot to mention. Hopefully it will be in the northeastern region.

Lil Hulk 1988 · January 31st, 2005

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Oh I forgot to mention. Hopefully it will be in the northeastern region.

Which state? Ma, Ct, NY? Rensellar (SP?) (RIT) is good, University of Ma is OK, and MIT if you can get in.....

EagleZtrike · January 31st, 2005

New York ( not that I prefer that state too much ), Connecticut ( really nice state ), Massachusettes, Vermont, New Hampshire, R.I, Pennsylvania, and down the east coast stopping at north carolina.

EagleZtrike · January 31st, 2005

I had an eye on Harvard, MIT ( I don't know about that because their just good at robotics and stuff ), Yale, Amherst, and UCONN maybe.

ARGG I DOUBLE POSTED BY ACCIDENT!! EXCUSE THAT!!

Lil Hulk 1988 · January 31st, 2005

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Originally Posted by EagleStrike

I had an eye on Harvard, MIT ( I don't know about that because their just good at robotics and stuff ), Yale, Amherst, and UCONN maybe.

ARGG I DOUBLE POSTED BY ACCIDENT!! EXCUSE THAT!!

Not Harvard for engineering, Columbia maybe, Univeristy of Mass good, Aircraft Engineering, still can't beat GaTEch.

Anya1982 · January 31st, 2005

WarWick Uni Or Brunel Uni.

Eng. degree's are rather good. Mind you fee's from USA would be alot as your not EU

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EagleZtrike Centurion	Post; University/College Which university or college do you guys think would be best for someone who likes to design stuff, like aircraft, architecture, etc. Also what requirements do you know or think you would need for that specific university/college and grade levels. Perhaps even an SAT score.

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the_13th_redneck No Chance Outside Gear	Architecture and aircraft are two completely different animals. If you want aircraft stuff, you have to pick one that's got a good aerospace engineering department. So generally a school with a good engineering department will be one to look into. Architecture is more like art. There will be some engineering aspects to take into consideration, after all, your building MUST be able to stand for a while lol. But these are generally handled in artsy schools. __________________ I don't exist. TRESPASSERS WILL BE PROSTITUTED Next time you travel http://www.epictrip.com

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Lil Hulk 1988 Centurion	Kind of partial, but Michigan Technological University, Cal Tech, Ga Tech all come to mind, but I am biased since MTU is where I decided to go after the Corps. __________________ \"U.S. Marines are about the most peculiar breed of human beings I have ever known. They treat their service as if it was some kind of cult, plastering their emblem on almost everythng they own, making themselves up to look like insane fanatics...., *which I have come to the conclusion they are!*\" -- An Anonymous Canadian Citizen

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Anya1982 Banned	Post; hey WarWick Uni Or Brunel Uni. Eng. degree's are rather good. Mind you fee's from USA would be alot as your not EU

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EagleZtrike Centurion	Any specific names of universities and colleges in mind?

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EagleZtrike Centurion	Oh I forgot to mention. Hopefully it will be in the northeastern region.

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EagleZtrike Centurion	New York ( not that I prefer that state too much ), Connecticut ( really nice state ), Massachusettes, Vermont, New Hampshire, R.I, Pennsylvania, and down the east coast stopping at north carolina.

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EagleZtrike Centurion	I had an eye on Harvard, MIT ( I don't know about that because their just good at robotics and stuff ), Yale, Amherst, and UCONN maybe. ARGG I DOUBLE POSTED BY ACCIDENT!! EXCUSE THAT!!

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