Schools Which US Universities Excel in Materials Science and Polymer Chemistry?

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A high school junior is seeking recommendations for U.S. colleges specializing in materials science and polymer chemistry. They acknowledge the importance of a strong foundation in chemistry and physics for this field. It is suggested that pursuing an ABET-accredited program is crucial for obtaining an engineering degree in materials science. There are approximately fifty ABET-accredited institutions available for this specialization. The discussion emphasizes the significance of accreditation in selecting a suitable university.
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Hello! I am a junior in a high school. Currently, I am exploring different different colleges and universities, only in the United States and America. Right now, materials science and polymer chemistry is really interests me and I want to know if anyone here can recommend a university (undergraduate) that specializes in such topic. I understand that a firm knowledge in chemistry has to be known, as well as physics. If I am wrong please feel free to correct me.
 
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If you want an engineering degree in Materials Science, I recommend you go to one that is ABET accredited. There seem to be about fifty of them.
 

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