u/AdAdorable3535

help me choose where to go to college, im considering using a random number generator

so im tryna major in electrical engineering and the national decision day is quickly approaching. here are my options right now and the pros and cons.

university of washington:

pros:
- closer to home (CA)
- proximity to tech companies in seattle
- diverse student body
- better location for city life
- strong internship recruiting

cons:
- in for engineering undeclared, so not guaranteed ECE
- rain & gray weather
- large classes?

uw-madison:

pros:
- in for EE
- big school spirit & college town feel
- balance of academics & fun

cons:
- further from home
- drinking & partying culture
- very cold

cal poly slo:

pros:
- good skill development from learn by doing
- smaller classes
- in for ee
- strong industry pipeline

cons:
- not a big research school if i wanna go to grad school (i probably do)
- less prestigious/well known overall
- less diverse
- will switch from quarter to semester system so it may be unpolished or id be the test subject

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u/AdAdorable3535 — 6 hours ago

help me choose where to go to college, im considering using a random number generator

so im tryna major in electrical engineering and the national decision day is quickly approaching. here are my options right now and the pros and cons.

university of washington:

pros:
- closer to home (CA)
- proximity to tech companies in seattle
- diverse student body
- better location for city life
- strong internship recruiting

cons:
- in for engineering undeclared, so not guaranteed ECE
- rain & gray weather
- large classes?

uw-madison:

pros:
- in for EE
- big school spirit & college town feel
- balance of academics & fun

cons:
- further from home
- drinking & partying culture
- very cold

cal poly slo:

pros:
- good skill development from learn by doing
- smaller classes
- in for ee
- strong industry pipeline

cons:
- not a big research school if i wanna go to grad school (i probably do)
- less prestigious/well known overall
- less diverse
- will switch from quarter to semester system so it may be unpolished or id be the test subject

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u/AdAdorable3535 — 23 hours ago

help me choose where to go to college, im considering using a random number generator

so im tryna major in electrical engineering and the national decision day is quickly approaching. here are my options right now and the pros and cons.

university of washington:

pros:
- closer to home (CA)
- proximity to tech companies in seattle
- diverse student body
- better location for city life
- strong internship recruiting

cons:
- in for engineering undeclared, so not guaranteed ECE
- rain & gray weather
- large classes?

uw-madison:

pros:
- in for EE
- big school spirit & college town feel
- balance of academics & fun

cons:
- further from home
- drinking & partying culture
- very cold

cal poly slo:

pros:
- good skill development from learn by doing
- smaller classes
- in for ee
- strong industry pipeline

cons:
- not a big research school if i wanna go to grad school (i probably do)
- less prestigious/well known overall
- less diverse
- will switch from quarter to semester system so it may be unpolished or id be the test subject

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u/AdAdorable3535 — 23 hours ago

help me choose where to go to college, im considering using a random number generator

so im tryna major in electrical engineering and the national decision day is quickly approaching. here are my options right now and the pros and cons.

university of washington:

pros:
- closer to home (CA)
- proximity to tech companies in seattle
- diverse student body
- better location for city life
- strong internship recruiting

cons:
- in for engineering undeclared, so not guaranteed ECE
- rain & gray weather
- large classes?

uw-madison:

pros:
- in for EE
- big school spirit & college town feel
- balance of academics & fun

cons:
- further from home
- drinking & partying culture
- very cold

cal poly slo:

pros:
- good skill development from learn by doing
- smaller classes
- in for ee
- strong industry pipeline

cons:
- not a big research school if i wanna go to grad school (i probably do)
- less prestigious/well known overall
- less diverse
- will switch from quarter to semester system so it may be unpolished or id be the test subject

reddit.com
u/AdAdorable3535 — 23 hours ago