Help me to choose an Aeronautical Engineering School Please

In summary, the individual is asking for advice on choosing an aeronautical engineering school from a list of options including Imperial College London, UCLA, Georgia Tech, Purdue, University of Illinois, UC Davis, UC San Diego, and University of Virginia. The responder suggests considering University of Illinois or Purdue due to their exceptional engineering programs, with Georgia Tech being the top choice. They also mention the importance of finances and location, with Davis being a good option if there is a scholarship available. The individual also asks about UCLA, but no further information is given.
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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?
 
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I'd go to Davis if that is the only place you have a scholarship.
 
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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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