Best small colleges for electrical engineering?

Hey everyone! I'm into electrical engineering and would love recommendations for smaller colleges offering great programs. Where should I start looking?

All right, let's get you some options to consider for small colleges with strong electrical engineering programs.

1. Harvey Mudd College: Harvey Mudd is known across the US for its intense focus on STEM with an emphasis on experiential learning. It offers an electrical engineering major that's hands-on and involved. Plus, it's a small liberal arts college offering tight-knit community vibes.

2. Cooper Union: Another small college, located in New York City. It's well known for its rigorous engineering programs, including electrical engineering. Despite its urban setting, Cooper Union’s relatively small size allows for small class size and mentorship opportunities.

3. Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering: Close to Boston, Olin College is a standout when it comes to project-based learning approach to engineering. Olin is extremely tight-knit and collaborative with a tiny student body focused solely on engineering.

4. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology: Known for its undergraduate engineering programs, Rose-Hulman's program in electrical engineering is strong and has a small student to faculty ratio which can be an advantage.

5. California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly): While not as small as the other schools, Cal Poly's College of Engineering is renowned for its "learn by doing" philosophy. Despite being a state school, it offers smaller class sizes compared to many public universities.

Remember, where you go is not as important as the experiences and skills you gather along the way. Thoroughly research these and other schools to find the best fit for you. Good luck!