shadowgunkiller

Can someone please elaborate on whether M.Eng has any huge disadvantage over a MS for jobs. Since it is just a 1 year course, I know internships and stuff will be harder to get. But as I see it my expenses are lower and I can join the industry earlier as compared to a MS graduate. Also, from what I have read, the M.Eng programs are highly geared towards preparing the candidate for a job. Anyone else care to weigh in? I am an international student and any inputs are highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

@lady_bones0144 Thank You very much for the reply. It helps a lot. Also, I will be grateful if you can connect me with some Mech students there. Thanks again.

Please reply someone. Being an international student the investment is pretty huge for me. Any reply will be highly appreciated.

I am an international student and I recently got admitted to the university. I am still in two minds about accepting the offer. The college seems like a good fit and but the tuition is pretty high. Can someone please tell me more about the college, its rankings for mechanical, the job opportunities and the general reputation of RPI in the industry. My concentration is Mechanical DesignThanks in Advance.