LeTourneau University
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- #4 Top Mechanical Engineering School Ranking in Texas
- #4 Top Mechanical Engineering School Ranking in the Southwest
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- #16 Top Psychology School Ranking in Texas
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Major: Electrical Engineering (This Major's Salary over time)
The electrical engineering program at LeTourneau is very rigorous. Somewhere around 10% of the freshman EE hopefuls finished in '96. It's not that the coursework took a superior mind, but it took a determination to work hard and to keep pushing yourself. The junior and senior years seemed like a two year boot camp. It was hard but I haven't given up on an engineering problem since. I have the confidence to know I can do anything. The campus experience was good. Compared to many Christian colleges the rules were much less stringent, we were expected to be adults and be responsible for ourselves. Too many other schools (PCC) treat the students like babies.