University of Michigan, Dearborn Engineering Courses
The College of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Michigan, Dearborn is a leader in providing programs in an environment integrated with engineering practice, research, and continuing professional education, in close partnership with the industrial community.
CECS offers a variety of engineering degrees, across four departments. Students also have the opportunity to earn dual degrees, concurrent degrees, and minor concentrations. Their programs are taught by faculty who lead classroom discussions and work with industry partners geared toward solving the challenges of the ever-changing global economy.
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Likes:
- Small college - smaller class with fewer students helps prof give more attention to you. null
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- Michigan's climate can sometimes be extreme .
I have a UG background in Mech Engg. and I chose to go ahead with a Masters in Engineering Management course since I did not want to get into a very technical field hence I chose the University of Michigan since it has a good blend of mechanical and business courses without a very technical or Computer science courses. The fees is affordable and they also give a scholarship. The housing and accommodations are also affordable compared to other cities in the US. Texas also is a good option but the summer gets really bad there. University of Michigan Dearborn is a sub-university to the main campus in Ann Arbor which is a highly reputed and expensive university but Dearborn is also a good one in terms of education. There might not be a lot to do outside of academic terms but it's a good place to be. Career-wise - the students have to build their skills and apply for jobs on their own.
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- Affordable and best Automotive program in the US. Good location for internships and auto industries .
- Job opportunities nearby and the course curriculum. I had the privilege to choose whichever course I wanted, tried out all domains, pretty easy exams, good faculty. null
Dislikes:
- it is a very small campus and it is not very happening. wish there were better campus engagement activities. I didn't like the fact that the faculty did not care if the students attended the class or not. null
Overall a pleasant experience. Lot of indian students, very helpful seniors, good faculty, good place for opportunities.
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- It is one of the best college in the Michigan with Good Placements. null
- I like several things such as the recreational facilities which consists the fitness center, sports fields, and gyms for students to engage in physical activities and sports. Then there is the 'Mardigian Library' which serves as a primary hub for research and academic study, offering an extensive collection of books, journals, databases, and various resources. In addition, the library provides study areas, computer labs, and support from librarians to assist students in their academic pursuits. Furthermore the health services which offers the health clinics or services to deliver fundamental medical care, health education, and counseling to students. The best thing for transportation is 'Shuttle Service' Which is completely free to students to travel to and from campus. null
Dislikes:
- Talking about the weakness about the college the Pantry Services are not so good, even the commuting problems, transferring of the credits is another issue. Tuition and Financial Aid is bit challenging like some students may find the cost of tuition and the availability of financial aid to be challenging. null
The University of Michigan places great value on its diverse and inclusive community. Students frequently encounter a variety of perspectives and backgrounds within their peer group, fostering a dynamic and culturally vibrant atmosphere.
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