Team 56 ROBBE XTREME - FIRST Robotics Bound Brook & Ethicon

This section is about team 56 where all our team information. You can find the team members’ bio on the left navigation. The sub-group tab describes the team groups that we are divided in. If you would like to sponsor us, click on become a sponsor button.

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Team 56 has a great history with great robots. If you would like to learn more about our team history, choose the year you want to view and you will find our robot, our team picture, and the awards won in that year.

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- More than 3 times as likely to major specifically in engineering.

Roughly 10 times as likely to have had an apprenticeship, internship, or co-op job in their freshman year.

- Significantly more likely to expect to achieve a post graduate degree.

More than twice as likely to expect to pursue a career in science and technology.

- Nearly 4 times as likely to expect to pursue a career specifically in engineering.

- More than twice as likely to volunteer in their communities.

When compared with the comparison group, FIRST students are: