What are good enginnering schools?

[jtfire55]

In thee US of course, which are easy but look very good to employers? I like engineering a lot, and I am not doing it for the money but I don't want to be bummed down by many projects and assignments.

 

[jtbell]

easy but look very good to employers

Those are contradictory requirements.

 

[Freyster98]

An engineering degree at ANY school is going to be difficult and time consuming. If it's what you really want to do then this shouldn't be an issue for you. If it is an issue, choose another path.

 

[Saladsamurai]

In thee US of course, which are easy but look very good to employers? I like engineering a lot, and I am not doing it for the money but I don't want to be bummed down by many projects and assignments.

Better pick another major then. Not only would I not want a lazy classmate getting the same degree that I worked my arse of for, but I wouldn't want some bum building the bridges my family drives on or the planes that my children will fly on.

If you don't want to be bummed down by projects and assignments then do a L.A. major; otherwise grow set or take a hike.

 

[uman]

Wait... what? How do you like engineering but you don't want to do engineering projects and assignments?

 

[aerospaceut10]

Exactly what kind of engineering do you have in mind?

Obviously you could just google up "top engineering schools" or "top undergraduate engineering schools".