| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Small city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - research/scholarship |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
| School Colors: | Red and white |
“A great school if you are interested in engineering and science (or architecture), but otherwise, you should probably look elsewhere. The financial aid people can be finicky to deal with...call…”
“RPI's campus might look old fashioned, but the classes are anything but! The beautiful buildings, abundance of trees and grassy open spaces may look idyllic but walk in a classroom…”
“RPI is a challenging school and is for those who are technically oriented. I was always the top of my class in high school and now I fight for every…”
“Challenging, everything you would want in a college, opens many opportunities.…”
“RPI offers an excellent education. I have enjoyed my time at RPI. In the summer, RPI is really beautiful. …”
I wouldn't trade it for anything....except Stanford (my home)
» Read MoreWith an entirerly student owned and run union, several hundred clubs, and a very tight-knit campus, you will always find something to do and someone to hang out with. Even if you don't like hockey, the hockey games are the cinch point of the school spirit!
» Read MoreIt is located in a large city but it seems like a nice place to be.
» Read MoreThe social atmosphere of RPI is great too - it is a small enough school to where you will see people you know as you walk to class. There are an amazing amount of clubs and organizations, and greek life is very predominant in the culture of the school.
» Read MoreAbsolutely. I mean, we have our fair share of parties, but there's so much more to be had. Like late night trips to Father's--the campus's convenience store that's open until 2am on weekdays-- LAN parties, homework parties, general hanging out, gaming, Munchkin, D&D, Paranoia. People are always around, and it's easy to find friends. If they're not around, you should probably also be doing your homework, just sayin'.
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