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2016 Bracket Challenge: Help Us Pick the Most Outstanding Engineering Program

March 29, 2016
This year's bracket challenge lets you help determine which of 32 outstanding collegiate engineering programs deserves to be recognized as our audience's favorite. Engineering students at the winning school will then all be allowed to enter a design contest to be held later this year. The winner of that completion, along with the second- and third-place finishers, will receive fabulous prizes and industry-wide recognition.
This year’s bracket challenge lets you help determine which of 32 outstanding collegiate engineering programs deserves to be recognized as our audience’s favorite. Engineering students at the winning school will then all be allowed to enter a design contest to be held later this year. The winner of that completion, along with the second- and third-place finishers, will receive fabulous prizes and industry-wide recognition.

Those participating in the five weekly run-off rounds of voting are also eligible for great prizes.

The first round of voting has already begun and will run through Sunday, April 3. For more details on all the great schools competing, the voting procedures, and how you can qualify for prizes, check out the details here.

And be sure to vote in all five rounds.

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