Is University of Tennessee at Knoxville Good for Aerospace Engineering?

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The University of Tennessee at Knoxville is being considered for its Aerospace Engineering program, but opinions vary on its industry reputation. Some recommend exploring other institutions like the Florida Institute of Technology, which offers strong connections to NASA and defense industries. Georgia Tech, MIT, Penn State, and the University of Michigan are also highlighted as top alternatives for aerospace engineering. Overall, prospective students should evaluate multiple programs based on industry connections and personal preferences. Researching these options can help in making an informed decision.
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Hi,
My daughter is looking at colleges for Aerospace Engineering and is considering University of Tennessee at Knoxville. I was just wondering how the industry regards this schools.

Thanks!
 
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I highly recommend the Florida Institute of Technology. I am currently a Freshman in AE and I love it here. Supreme location for Nasa and defense oriented industries. I would also look into Georgia Tech, MIT, Penn State, or University of Michigan.
 

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