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My brother and I went to same schoolBrightChemical Engineering
My brother and I went to same school and we are both agree that it is worst choice of our life that damaged for life. It is sad to see that the problem that existed were never corrected. The registrar department, finance department makes look like U.S Immigration department like an angle by comparison. Well, as for Chemical Engineering is concern, I had few classes that only one or two people passed. I even had a class that NO ONE passed. The professor are arrogant and no problem failing a whole class, when they should look at their teaching approach when the entire classroom fails. Too many asberger professors who knows their material but don't know how to teach or/and who speaks English clearly. My senior project professor went on vacation without even giving me a grade. Oh, by the way, I went to NYU for my MBA and finished it with honors. 
4th Year Female -- Class 2001
Collaboration/Competitive: A+, Individual Value: F
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Honestly, its a good school.BrightIndustrial Design
Honestly, its a good school. Going here will provide you with a good education and prepare you for the real world. However even though the school is good academically, you will have no life. I've met some cool people here, but certainly not really any open minded, liberal type of person. Most people are here for more technical studies such as engineering. There is not a good selection of non-technical majors except history and communications. I am going to transfer after this year because i want to change my major, to a major....that they don't have.
1st Year Male -- Class 2013
Education Quality: A, Innovation: F
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BrightChemical Engineering
It's a great program, but needs stronger support from administration to fully shine.
3rd Year Male -- Class 2010
Education Quality: A, Faculty Accessibility: F
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