Aerospace Engineering is a very specialized program not found in many universities around the world. The department of mechanical and aerospace engineering, Ohio State University offers BS, MS as well as PhD degree in aerospace engineering. While there are plenty of feats mentioned on OSU's website, you are better off visiting the university yourself and speak to recent passouts as well as the students presently studying there. This will help you understand more about their shortcomings which are conveniently hidden by their many excellent achievements. 

At the undergraduate level it offers various highly specialized electives such as turbomachinery, aeroelasticity, helicopter aerodynamics, propulsion, fluid mechanics etc.

In addition to that, the school also offers an MS as well as PhD which can also be taken up after completing your BS directly subjected to a minimum of 80 graduate credit hours at BS level.

There are professors who are top class in what they do, especially one from the Jet Propulsion Systems. So if the culture of the university fits you, then you will do great at the school. However, you should always look up to some current students or alumni to get some better insights. You may also consider going to the university directly and talk to students of the department.

The University of Southern California (USC) is a private university located in Los Angeles, California. The University of Illinois at Urbana – Champaign (UIUC) is a public university located in the twin cities of Urbana and Champaign. The QS World University Rankings by subject 2020 – Architecture/Build Environment is given below –

• University of Southern California (USC) - #51 - 100
• University of Illinois at Urbana – Champaign (UIUC) - #50
• Syracuse University - #101 – 150

The rankings tell you one thing and the experience of the students another. The reputation and the number of graduates from the USC School of Architecture and Syracuse University School of Architecture are far more than the graduates from the Illinois School of Architecture – UIUC.

All these programs are quite close in terms of rankings as well. So academically you cannot go wrong with any of these three schools. Yet USC and Syracuse University still hold a little edge.

Your choice should also depend upon the area you want to settle down after graduating. USC is located on the west coast, UIUC in the midwest and Syracuse University on the east coast. If you want to work in New York, choose Syracuse University. If you want to work in California or Los Angeles, choose USC. It is not that they are not known nationally, but most of the hiring managers, some of whom may be alumni, are located in companies closer to the university itself, thus a better chance of getting employed in that region.

Also some may prefer the quiet regions of upstate New York or Illinois while some may marvel at the architectural designs in and around the city of Los Angeles. This is strictly a personal choice. Also factor in the huge and ever growing alumni network of USC, which makes it a compelling choice.

If you combine all these factors, then University of Southern California (USC) emerges as a clear winner among the three for studying architecture.

It is seriously top-notch. It used to rank about USA's top 25 Engineering Schools and is presently at #30- which means it might have slipped a bit lower but is still counted among the big names. OSU offers an MS in computer engineering in two forms; research track which requires a thesis completion as well as 30 credit hours and a coursework track which requires 33 credit hours without the need of a thesis. Research is a big part of the master’s degree and with professors here conducting research in areas such as Natural Language Processing (NLP), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data etc. you are assured of a quality teaching. Also many times, the professors will also incorporate projects based on the theoretical implementations which is really beneficial for the students. Any college needs to be of excellent quality to maintain this position consistently. 

As far as placements are concerned, it will depend on the overall job market during the time of your course completion. Also how much you have accomplished and the knowledge you gained during the course play a huge role during placements. Rest assured, this is a STEM program from a very prestigious state university, so you are assured of at least entry level jobs with decent to good grades. Some of the biggest recruiters who have visited the campus include Facebook, Microsoft, Google etc.

The institute offers honors programs for students who are keen to gain academic knowledge and are also ambitious towards their goals. The engineering college at the institute is said to be good. Many of the students have said to have a great career thanks to this place as compared to other schools. My own sister went here and got a better starting salary compared to some of her friends from other higher rated schools. Overall, some of their schools provide great career opportunities and ultimately depend on your interest as well as the faculty. Here is a salary estimate for their different programs:

The campus of the institute is very large and the students have had a great experience at the college. Also, these colleges at the institute are said to be the most prestigious:

• College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP)

The DAAP college of the university offers Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D., UG Certificate, PG Certificate programs in the fields of design, architecture, art, and planning. The college also has a Co-op program that helps you gain practical experience in the field of your study. 

• Conservatory of Music (CCM)

The school is for students keen to learn performing and media arts. There are nearly 120 majors for you in the college to help you gain the necessary knowledge. 

• Business School
• Law School

Here are the most popular majors at the University of Cincinnati:

The University of Cincinnati is ranked at 143rd place in National Universities by US News. Different universities offer different faculty, academics, experience so you must consider them and choose the one which suits your needs best. Every university has its advantages and disadvantages so make sure you take into account both. Also, take into account fees, location, placement opportunities before choosing the college.

There is no such definite yardstick to decide what are the strongest academic programs at Florida State University. However, according to the enrollment rate, Psychology, Criminal Justice, Finance, Safety Studies, Marketing, Biological Sciences, English Language and Literature, Political Sciences, International Relations, Family Studies, Social Sciences, etc. are the most opted majors. 

For 2020 graduates, the ten most popular majors at FSU are as follows.

• Psychology, General - 8%
• Finance, General - 6%
• Safety Studies/Criminal Justice - 5%
• Marketing or Marketing Management, General - 4%
• English Language and Literature, General - 4%
• Political Science and Government, General - 4%
• Biology or Biological Science, General - 4%
• International Relations and Affairs - 4%
• Social Sciences, General - 3% 
• Human Development and Family Studies, General - 3%

While as per the salary statistics, Financial Services Professionals are the highest-paid alumni and graduates of FSU. They earn approximately $120,000 per annum. Sales and Business Development professionals are the lowest paid among FSU graduates. They usually earn around $42,000.