Engineering What Are the Best Engineering Technology Programs for STEM Students in the U.S.?

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The discussion centers on a prospective engineering student expressing a strong interest in engineering, particularly environmental engineering, fueled by a passion for math and science and positive insights from a family member in the field. The individual plans to enroll in an engineering technologies course in college and is seeking recommendations for schools with strong engineering technology programs. Stevens Institute is identified as the top choice, but the student is open to exploring additional options. The conversation also touches on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) as a leading institution for engineering globally, while the student expresses uncertainty about applying there and inquires about the University of Rhode Island (URI), University of New Haven, and Drexel University.
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As of now I know engineering interests me because I love math and science and I've talked to my cousin who is an engineer and he tells me great things and describes what he does. I may be interested in environmental engineering but I want to take an engineering technologies course in college next year as a freshman, anybody know of schools with really good engineering technology classes?! Stevens Institute is my number 1 school I want to go to next year but I want to know of more schools to keep in mind!
 
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in which country do u belong? overall best insitute for engineering in the world is (MIT) Massachusetts Institute of Technology in U.S.A.
 
I live in the U.S... and I am not too sure about MIT.. do you know anything of URI, New Haven, or Drexel?
 

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