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how obscure is it?I think it's funny how you guys cite such obscure "top 10" rankings, but anyways, what kind of engineers are you guys? I'm an EE and started in power (About 3 yrs ago), recently transitioned to program management, hoping to be done with school in about 5 yrs (masters of eng + MBA) and move on to either energy/tech firm management or consulting (will let the MBA and experience guide me to an extent).
We'll see, but for now I'm grateful for working with an employer that pays all of my school bills.
Just throwing it out there but I think location can play a significant role in career development (if you take advantage of it), since I've been in DC, I've been exposed to A LOT, and this area is far from a thriving market for engineers
Also agree about having the engineering/science foundation as a launching pad to business related careers, although executive level relies heavy on leadership and soft skills as well
There's about 7-12 schools that are at the top ten of every list you look at.