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I highly recommend Boston University for graduate school. I graduated with a master's in manufacturing engineering in the late 1980s so I am sure with technology changes, the program is even more advanced. Boston University provided an excellent education and had high quality professors and lab facilities. The B.U. placement office upon graduation AT THAT TIME was not very useful helping me get a job in my field (manufacturing/operations management) -so check that out and at all schools you apply to for your major. My professors were very helpful though in making introductions for me in industry. I had several job offers in my field immediately upon graduation.