| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Mid-size city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Master's |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
“A small college offering big opportunites to its students. Tons of one on one interaction with professors. Overall a great engineering school.…”
“Co-op is extremely helpful in paying tuition and the co-op managers are good enough. The majority of professors are extremely good and quite knowledgeable in their fields. The changes happening…”
“This is a wonderful school for those willing to work year round and do what they really want with their degree in engineering. you get to work 6 months of…”
“Prepares you for the real world with 2 years of on the job experience by the time you graduate. It keeps you extremely busy and moving every three months…”
“If you are pursuing an engineering degree, this school is the best choice. The staff is excellent and they are always available to help you succeed. I encourage prospective students…”
I definitely made the right choice in coming here. There's tons of clubs to get involved in and the school is filled with great people. I co-op in Atlanta in the spring and fall, so I get to enjoy great weather for most of the year. This place thinks like I think.
» Read MoreThe campus itself isnt that great but always switching back and forth between school and work is awsome! You may not have the normal college life but there is still plenty to do off campus and having a paid coop always gives you plenty of money to do what you need with it.
» Read MoreThe professors make class fun, the people are so kind, and the friendships are genuine.
» Read MoreContrary to the belief that this is a geek school, I've made lots of friends! I'm a girl, and I'm not a Star Wars/WoW fanatic, and you don't need to be some crazy gamer/nerd to fit in at this school. On top of that, there are lots of activities to get involved in and it's a friendly atmosphere where everyone is willing to help you.
» Read MoreI'm from California and I visited Kettering in March when it was snowing and it was just beautiful. It ay have been cold, but the school is built for it. They have an underground tunnel-way where students can walk from building to building, underground, without getting wet or cold. The dorms are also small, but private, with one person to a room and they can be customized in almost any way that you want. You can also personalize the wall outside your room if you would like as long as you get permission from the school.
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