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The only concern I have is that whether the M.Eng degree is considered as an legitimate Masters degree, since theres no research element to it..

thanks 123456789. Which school would you pick? Right now I am deciding between UCLA and Cornell. For UCLA you get an M.S. and a great location... For Cornell you get to finish in 1 year and also go to a school with great reputation, albeit you get an M.Eng degree. By the way, is it easier to get in the Cornell M.Eng program in general?

thanks for your input. which school would you pick if you were me? I am most likely not going to do PHD... Also, do you know if it is hard to finish the degree within 1 year? seems pretty rushed in my opinion

Hey all, Can you guys please share your opinions on this Masters of Engineering degree Cornell offers? I have been accepted to UCLA's EE MS program, Columbia's EE MS program and Cornell's ECE M.Eng program. I am still waiting on other schools, but so far I cannot decide between Cornell or UCLA. Columbia's engineering program is not as highly ranked am I right? Anyways, the question I have is, do people (or companies in general) consider M.Eng inferior to M.S degrees? If not, then Cornell might seem like a good choice since the program is only one year and the school itself has more reputation... Please feel free to give your 2 cents! Thanks a lot!