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What sets Rose-Hulman academics apart? ⚙️💡 Professors who are dedicated to and love teaching. Rose’s small class size gives students the opportunity to know their professors and form relationships that last throughout their college career. And at Rose, students are advised 100% by faculty. Watch how Rose professors ensure students have what they need to succeed as engineers, scientists, and mathematicians. #RoseHulman #STEM

What's special about Olin College of Engineering? Watch to learn first-hand as current Olin students, Esther '27, Isaac (Ike) '26, Amir '27, and Prisha '26, describe our community, culture, academics, project teams, student success, and much more. 💙 #OurOlin #Engineering #Community #CultureMatters

When we say there’s never been a better time to be a Bronco in the College of Engineering at Boise State University – we mean it! While higher education across the country prepares for the enrollment cliff, the College of Engineering continues an upward trajectory as Idaho’s 𝗟𝗔𝗥𝗚𝗘𝗦𝗧 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗧𝗢𝗣-𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗞𝗘𝗗 engineering college. In #BoiseStateCOEN, total undergraduate enrollment is up 7.5% to 2,430 this Spring. Our college boasts a student body that is made up of nearly 70% residents. These students are represented by a 15% increase of transfer students, helping close the gap on four-year degrees with our community college partners across southern and western Idaho. For the last four years, we have seen our enrollment numbers steadily increase as we improve every student’s unique pathway to a Boise State degree. The University's Strategic Enrollment and Retention Plan (2023-2028) is a key component of our college’s success and the driving force behind why we have seen our student body become one that is comprised of 34% first generation, 14% Hispanic, and 13% rural students. With all our programs designated as in-demand, COEN and Boise State are working for all Idahoans. You can learn more about our increasing enrollment here: https://bit.ly/494IKjL #BoiseState #FromIdeasToImpact

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We must highlight the value of community colleges to our youth. These institutions offer a supremely cost-effective pathway to a career or advanced degree thanks to partnerships with both industry and four-year universities. Community colleges tend to focus on teaching practical, hands-on skills that align best with employer needs. This offers a quicker and more affordable route to a well-paid skilled position should students elect to go straight into the workforce upon graduation. These students often pick up highly practical and valuable certifications along the way as well. Graduates from community college programs can also save significantly (50% or more) on future education costs through scholarships, such as Drexel Promise, for further studies in fields ranging from general studies to engineering. This enables people to earn reputable four-year and advanced degrees in fields like engineering, healthcare, or computer science for a fraction of the cost of those who opted to enter straight into a four-year program. This should be the future model of higher education for the vast majority of our youth. As parents, we should talk it up as much as we can because it could save our children tens of thousands of dollars in costs and potentially years of toil in fields and programs they may not even end up enjoying ultimately. Lehigh Carbon Community College Drexel University #communitycollege #highereducation #college #communitycolleges #DrexelUniversity

Engineer majors earn double that of liberal arts majors five years after college.

Engineer majors earn double that of liberal arts majors five years after college.

High Technology High School was just ranked as the number-one best public school in the state of New Jersey, according to the latest ranking from U.S. News & World Report. They also said High Tech is the 24th best overall public high school in the United States. This should not come as a great surprise, as High Tech — located in the Lincroft section of Middletown — perennially comes out at the top of the list in annual New Jersey school rankings. High Technology High School is part of the Monmouth County vocational school district. Students have to apply to go to High Tech. Once accepted, the students take an engineering-centric curriculum, with courses in civil engineering and architecture, computer-integrated manufacturing and digital electronics. Students at High Tech can earn college credits through partnerships with Rochester Institute of Technology, Georgian Court University and Brookdale Community College. U.S. News & World Report scored nearly 25,000 public high schools on a scale of 0-100 across several categories. High Technology High School earned a score of 99.86 out of 100 and tied for first place both nationally and statewide in graduation rates and college-readiness categories. May 2024 rankings for High Tech: Took at Least One AP Exam - 100 percent Passed at Least One AP Exam - 100 percent Mathematics Proficiency - 100 percent Reading Proficiency - 100 percent Graduation rate - 100 percent #bestpublichighschool #bestpublicschools #lincroftnj #hightechnologyhighschool

As the number of semesters I have left at The University of Tennessee begins to shorten, I have updated my resume to reflect my current skills and experience inside and outside the field of design.

McKelvey Engineering students are simply the best, and if you need convincing, look no further than our student-led groups! Throughout the year, we will be highlighting different groups across McKelvey Engineering. Get to know WashU's Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. This group is back after a brief hiatus following the pandemic. Read more about them ⤵️ #WashUEngineers #WashUSHPE