Reply to "Engineering Schools with Baseball"

Truman5,000+ posts

cabbagedad posted:
Reviving the thread for yet more engineering/baseball questions...
I'm trying to provide guidance for a player interested in engineering (of which I know far too little). He is a 2017 here in California, not getting D1 interest but will be a solid player at another level. He is getting JC interest.
My question is this... is JC even a feasible option for an engineering major that doesn't want to spend unnecessary years in college?

IMHO, the simple answer is YES . . . particularly in California for California schools. For example, it's not unusual for a good 2 yr. JC student getting into Cal Poly.

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