Quote Originally Posted by DrDawg View Post
Some engineering colleges actually do limit their enrollment. There are a certain number of spots and you apply to get into the college when you reach junior status once you finish all of the basic stuff.

This is why you see some college retention data where they can retain and graduate 95% of their engineering students. We don't operate that way at all, and I am glad that we don't. One of the great things (IMO) about Tech's engineering program is that as a freshman engineer you get to start from day one doing engineering.

We actually just finished revamping the freshman curriculum to make it more rigorous. With the (significanlty) more difficult curriculum or retention from freshman to sophomore is higher than it was previously (at least that is what the preliminary numbers are showing.) And like you mentioned, the ones that just don't want to do engineering are making that choice earlier.

We really are doing some cool stuff over here, I would encourage anyone interested to drop by and see for yourself sometime.

We haven't tried the pamphlets yet . . .

Dr.Dawg...what do you teach at Tech? I graduated in the ME program in 01.