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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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... program of courses in project engineering efficacy in selection and pursuit of an engineering degree have and planning and human and organizational contexts, additional guided the design of the curriculum and the emphasis that is engineering leadership labs and projects, a substantial intern- placed on the experiential and real-world nature of the ELLs. ship, additional mentoring and coaching, increased leadership Program success is noted by 90% of applicants citing strong roles, and a final presentation of their personal leadership recommendations from current students as the primary reason development plan.
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