UMN vs SCSU?

[x-pride]

UMN hands down for engineering. The only problem is the school is too big and class size is out of control. What got on my nerves was the TA for physics. He barely speaks english and he is grading my paper base on grammar. Besides that if you graduate with good grades from UMN finding a job is not hard. If you have not attend the school yet, call the school up to see if you can sit in one of their classes. That will give you an idea if you like it or not.

[Jakey]

Iowa State has a great engineering program
Overall, yes. However, the quality of undergraduate instruction in the ME program is shit. The department got 2 or 3 deficiencies on their ABET review this past fall.

I believe the U is the most prestigous school in this area of the country,
Depending on what you're defining as "this area of the country," I'd argue that the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is the overall strongest engineering program in the Upper Midwest.

The only problem is the school is too big and class size is out of control. What got on my nerves was the TA for physics. He barely speaks english and he is grading my paper base on grammar.
What school doesn't have that problem, especially public? No Americans want to go to graduate school anymore so the positions have to be filled somehow.