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What are some good Catholic colleges for engineering?
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I'm a Catholic who has recently grown a lot more in my faith, and I want to go to a college that is either Catholic or has a good supporting club/organization to continue that growth. It needs to have a good engineering program, and preferably still in the United States. If they have a good study abroad program, that's also important to me. I just need some advice, whether you're religious or not. I'm not looking at my stats right now either, just for a list to build up.

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a month ago

Hi! I'm also a Catholic, and here are some schools you might look into: Ave Maria (has study abroad in Rome), University Of Dallas (also has study abroad), Benedictine College (really popular with homeschooled Catholics), and Catholic Tech is a U.S based school with a campus in Italy.

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I mean to be completely honest, if you're willing to take on a service commitment and go through a crazy application, the US Naval Academy has incredible engineering programs in addition to a vibrant Catholic community. I visited their campus this summer and probably about 1/3 of the midshipmen I met were devout Catholics. They have a big Catholic choir program and they also go to Rome sometimes for spring break. Great place to consider. I'm definitely biased as a devout Catholic determined to attend USNA, but hey, check it out, it's a great opportunity.

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