Help me to choose an Aeronautical Engineering School Please

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The discussion centers on selecting an aeronautical engineering school, with the user considering several prestigious institutions including Imperial College London, UCLA, Georgia Tech, Purdue University, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, UC Davis, UC San Diego, and University of Virginia. Participants emphasize the strengths of Purdue and Illinois, while also highlighting Georgia Tech as a top choice. Financial considerations and geographical preferences play a significant role in the decision-making process, particularly regarding the scholarship offered by UC Davis.

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  • Research the aeronautical engineering curriculum at Georgia Tech
  • Explore scholarship opportunities at UC Davis
  • Compare campus life and location benefits of UCLA and Purdue University
  • Investigate alumni outcomes from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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High school students, parents, and academic advisors involved in the college selection process for aeronautical engineering programs.

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Help me to choose an Aeronautical Engineering School Please!

Hello everyone!

I am currently on my final year in high school and I am trying to choose between colleges which accepted me to study aeronautical engineering.
I will be glad if you can advise me. My choices are Imperial College London in UK; UCLA, Georgia Tech, Purdue, Illinois at Urbana, UC Davis( with scholarship), UC San Diego and University of Virginia.

I really need opinions on this subject! Thank you!
 
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Having no knowledge about the UK school, I would heavily lean towards the University of Illinois or Purdue; both are exceptional engineering schools. Georgia Tech is even above both of schools, though. It seems that you have a lot of options - are finances a problem? Does geographical location matter?
 
I'd go to Davis if that is the only place you have a scholarship.
 
samnorris93 said:
Having no knowledge about the UK school, I would heavily lean towards the University of Illinois or Purdue; both are exceptional engineering schools. Georgia Tech is even above both of schools, though. It seems that you have a lot of options - are finances a problem? Does geographical location matter?



Everybody says that Atlanta is a boring city even if academics is the most important factor for me location is crucial too.

What about UCLA?
 

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