I don't mean to be a negative nancy in the sea of positive outlook, but this school frustrated me a lot. A little background... I just graduated from this school with a bachelors in Software Engineering, and attended the school for almost 5 years (including a majority of summer semesters). I will have to say most of my frustration came in my later years of attending this school, and will also say that if you get good professors, you will most likely have a much better experience than I did. I started my "journey" through this school as a Computer Engineering major. As I progressed through my first two years, I saw very little trouble, but as I progressed into some of the higher level courses, there would, in most cases be only one professor teaching certain classes. As such, you would be stuck with the said professor no matter what. Several of these professors knew English only as a secondary language, thus making lectures somewhat hard to follow. I generally tend to learn things better through example, and when professors would not understand my questions it would frustrate me greatly. On the other hand I've had some great professors as well. My other major gripe with the school would be their class offerings/class management. Some of my classes were only available once a year, making them hard to get into and of you missed it... Good luck taking it next year. As far as the class management goes, several of my classes my senior year were literally switched around (time wise) the week school started. I received no notification of the switch and ended up showing up the first day at the wrong places. I would say, if you get lucky, you could have a great experience. Would I necessarily recommend the school to a friend... Absolutely not.