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From: mikec@reed.UUCP (Michael Cooper)
Newsgroups: net.college,net.cse,net.flame
Subject: Info wanted on EE + CS Undergraduate programs.
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Date: Mon, 9-Apr-84 22:22:37 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr  9 22:22:37 1984
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I posted the following article about a month ago and have recieved only one 
reply.  Therefore I am posting it again in hopes that I might get a few more
responses.

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I am a high school junior who plans to major in Eletrical (Computer) 
Engineering in the fall of '85.  I realize it might be a bit early, but I have
started some inquires at some universities and colleges.  I would like
to hear what some of the students, facualty or anyone else who knows  
something about these instituitions have to say about them.
Here is a list of universities and colleges I am considering:

	UC: Berkeley
	Carnegie-Mellon
	Cornell
	UCLA
	Purdue
	Princeton
	UC: San Diego

Information on such things as the following would be greatly
appreciatted:

	Quality of Professors
	Quality of life
	Quality of facilities
		(Including such things as how much access under-
		graduates have to the facilites, etc.)
	Job outlook after graduating


	Your insight will be greatly appreciatted.



			Michael Cooper
			...!tektronix!reed!mikec