(SCU) If you want to get a STEM graduate degree,

How this student rated the school

Research Quality	D+	Research Availability	A
Research Funding	D	Graduate Politics	D
Errand Runners	-	Degree Completion	-
Alternative pay [ta/gsi]	B	Sufficient Pay	F
Competitiveness	C	Education Quality	F
Faculty Accessibility	A	Useful Research	-
Extracurriculars	-	Success-Understanding	A
Surrounding City	C	Social Life/Environment	-
"Individual" treatment	A	Friendliness	A-
Safety	A	Campus Beauty	A+
Campus Maintenance	A+	University Resource/spending	C-

Describes the student body as: Describes the faculty as: Friendly, Helpful

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Lowest Rating Sufficient Pay	F

Highest Rating Campus Beauty	A+

He cares more about Education Quality than the average student.

Date: Dec 31 1969
Major: Electrical Engineering (This Major's Salary over time)
If you want to get a STEM graduate degree, go somewhere else.

To be fair, their computer engineering program is quite decent, but everything else is just not worth it. Almost half of your units will be from random classes that they make you taking but that are completely unrelated to your major and to each other:

8/45 units of "Graduate Core" classes, which include classes like "Software Ethics" or "Sustainable Energy in the Third World".

4/45 units from different specializations in your department.

8/45 units from mandatory classes related with very broad specializations that may or may not connect with your actual interest/focus.

25/45 Classes of your choice. Do not expect a huge variety or really specialized classes. You wont find them. You will only find a bunch of introductory classes in several topics that overlap each other.

Oh, and each unit is about $1000, and you do not even get free parking.

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