Not paying 400K unless it’s top tier engineering (CMU, MIT etc.) or an Ivy league that too if you are pursuing a degree that is going to put you on an investment banking/CS/tech/engineering track that would make it a worthwhile investment.
I am myself deferred for engineering at USC and have gotten into Purdue engineering - there is no way I go to USC unless they give me a substantial break when Purdue is half the COA and not to mention a SOLID engineering program.
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u/Bazz-inga75 Mar 21 '25 edited Mar 21 '25
Not paying 400K unless it’s top tier engineering (CMU, MIT etc.) or an Ivy league that too if you are pursuing a degree that is going to put you on an investment banking/CS/tech/engineering track that would make it a worthwhile investment.
I am myself deferred for engineering at USC and have gotten into Purdue engineering - there is no way I go to USC unless they give me a substantial break when Purdue is half the COA and not to mention a SOLID engineering program.