A College Recruiter is eager to help — after all, they want you to consider their institution for ETE. There are a lot of questions you can ask the recruiter to get the ball rolling: Is your school ABET accredited? (This is important to know because many employers and graduate schools prefer applicants who have earned a degree from an ABET-accredited program.) How many credits will I have to take each semester? How strong does my math and science background need to be? What are the average SAT and ACT scores — and grades — of students in the program? What are your computer, library and laboratory facilities like? What academic approach does your college take — theoretical or practical? Who teaches the majority of your courses — faculty members or graduate students? What are some of the extracurricular activities available — especially in engineering-related fields? How diverse is your student body? What internship, co-op and summer employment programs are available? Can you give me an overview of your institution's scholarship, grant and loan programs? Click on to find an ETE school near you.