Wentworth Institute of Technology; a small technology institute in Boston between Northeastern University and Mass Art. This school is located in a prime area of Boston, only a few blocks from downtown and the theater districts, nearly everything is within walking distance. WIT prides it's self in it's excellent engineering and architectural majors, including it's exclusive and accredited Electromechanical Engineering Bachelor's degree. This five year program is a hyper-intense study of both the electrical and mechanical aspects of engineering design.
This is of course, if you have teachers who you can either understand or teach you well enough so you don't fall behind in the next series of classes. You should not attempt to take Electromechanical Engineering unless you have five years to spare and valid financial support for 36K a year. God will not even forgive you for failing a class. All but a spare few of the courses you take up until senior year are either prerequisites or co-requisites to every other course in turn (this includes Calculus i, ii, and iii, not to mention Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory.)
Also, your class size will start around 70 and dwindle by 10-15 each year. Good luck to you if you have a scheduling issue, you'll need it.

Fucking lack of coordination and poor record keeping is what it is, douchebags.