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Engineering Specialties: Mechanical
New! Ranked in 2006
*
Rank/School
Average assessment
score (5.0=highest)
1.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4.9
2.
Stanford University
(CA)
4.8
3.
California Institute of Technology
4.7
University of California–Berkeley
4.7
5.
University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
4.5
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
4.5
7.
Georgia Institute of Technology
4.4
8.
Cornell University
(NY)
4.3
Purdue University–West Lafayette
(IN)
4.3
10.
Carnegie Mellon University
(PA)
4.0
Northwestern University (McCormick)
(IL)
4.0
Princeton University
(NJ)
4.0
University of Texas–Austin
4.0
14.
Pennsylvania State University–University Park
3.9
University of Wisconsin–Madison
3.9
16.
University of California–Los Angeles (Samueli)
3.8
University of California–San Diego (Jacobs)
3.8
University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
3.8
Virginia Tech
3.8
20.
Johns Hopkins University (Whiting)
(MD)
3.7
Ohio State University
3.7
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
(NY)
3.7
Texas A&M University–College Station (Look)
3.7
24.
University of Maryland–College Park (Clark)
3.6
25.
University of California–Santa Barbara
3.5
University of Pennsylvania
3.5
University of Southern California (Viterbi)
3.5
28.
Rice University (Brown)
(TX)
3.4
University of California–Davis
3.4
University of Washington
3.4
31.
Arizona State University (Fulton)
3.3
Case Western Reserve University
(OH)
3.3
Columbia University (Fu Foundation)
(NY)
3.3
Duke University
(NC)
3.3
University of Florida
3.3
36.
Michigan State University
3.2
North Carolina State University
3.2
Rutgers State University–New Brunswick
(NJ)
3.2
University of California–Irvine (Samueli)
3.2
University of Virginia
3.2
Yale University
(CT)
3.2
42.
Iowa State University
3.1
Lehigh University (Rossin)
(PA)
3.1
University of Arizona
3.1
University of Colorado–Boulder
3.1
University of Notre Dame
(IN)
3.1
47.
University of Delaware
3.0
Vanderbilt University
(TN)
3.0
Washington University in St. Louis (Sever)
3.0
50.
Dartmouth College (Thayer)
(NH)
2.9
Drexel University
(PA)
2.9
Illinois Institute of Technology (Armour)
2.9
Michigan Technological University
2.9
University of Iowa
2.9
University of Massachusetts–Amherst
2.9
University of Missouri–Rolla
2.9
57.
Boston University
2.8
SUNY–Stony Brook
2.8
University at Buffalo–SUNY
2.8
University of Connecticut
2.8
University of Illinois–Chicago
2.8
62.
Auburn University (Ginn)
(AL)
2.7
Brigham Young University (Fulton)
(UT)
2.7
Clemson University
(SC)
2.7
Colorado State University
2.7
Northeastern University
(MA)
2.7
University of Pittsburgh
2.7
University of Utah
2.7
Washington State University
2.7
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
(MA)
2.7
71.
Kansas State University
2.6
Louisiana State University–Baton Rouge
2.6
Oklahoma State University
2.6
Syracuse University
(NY)
2.6
Tufts University
(MA)
2.6
University of Cincinnati
2.6
University of Houston (Cullen)
2.6
University of Kansas
2.6
University of Kentucky
2.6
University of Missouri–Columbia
2.6
University of North Carolina–Charlotte (Lee)
2.6
University of Oklahoma
2.6
University of Rochester
(NY)
2.6
University of Tennessee–Knoxville
2.6
85.
CUNY–City College
2.5
New Jersey Institute of Technology
2.5
Oregon State University
2.5
Stevens Institute of Technology (Schaefer)
(NJ)
2.5
Tulane University
(LA)
2.5
University of New Mexico
2.5
Wayne State University
(MI)
2.5
* This ranking was computed in January of the year cited, based on data from a survey sent out in the fall of the previous year.
Engineering Specialties: Mechanical
Ranked in 2005
*
Rank/School
Average assessment
score (5.0=highest)
1.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4.9
2.
Stanford University
(CA)
4.8
University of California–Berkeley
4.8
4.
California Institute of Technology
4.6
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
4.6
6.
University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
4.5
7.
Georgia Institute of Technology
4.4
8.
Cornell University
(NY)
4.3
9.
Purdue University–West Lafayette
(IN)
4.2
10.
Carnegie Mellon University
(PA)
4.1
Northwestern University
(IL)
4.1
Princeton University
(NJ)
4.1
University of Texas–Austin
4.1
14.
University of California–Los Angeles (Samueli)
4.0
15.
Johns Hopkins University (Whiting)
(MD)
3.9
Pennsylvania State University–University Park
3.9
University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
3.9
18.
University of California–San Diego (Jacobs)
3.8
University of Wisconsin–Madison
3.8
20.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
(NY)
3.7
University of Maryland–College Park (Clark)
3.7
Virginia Tech
3.7
23.
Ohio State University
3.6
Texas A&M University–College Station (Look)
3.6
University of California–Santa Barbara
3.6
University of Pennsylvania
3.6
University of Southern California (Andrew and Erna Viterbi)
3.6
28.
University of California–Davis
3.5
University of Florida
3.5
30.
Arizona State University (Fulton)
3.4
Case Western Reserve University
(OH)
3.4
Columbia University (Fu Foundation)
(NY)
3.4
Duke University
(NC)
3.4
Rice University (Brown)
(TX)
3.4
University of California–Irvine (Samueli)
3.4
University of Washington
3.4
37.
Iowa State University
3.3
North Carolina State University
3.3
University of Arizona
3.3
University of Virginia
3.3
41.
Lehigh University (Rossin)
(PA)
3.2
Michigan State University
3.2
Rutgers State University–New Brunswick
(NJ)
3.2
University of Colorado–Boulder
3.2
University of Notre Dame
(IN)
3.2
Yale University
(CT)
3.2
47.
University of Delaware
3.1
Washington University in St. Louis (Sever)
3.1
49.
Illinois Institute of Technology (Armour)
3.0
University of Illinois–Chicago
3.0
University of Missouri–Rolla
3.0
52.
Dartmouth College (Thayer)
(NH)
2.9
Drexel University
(PA)
2.9
Michigan Technological University
2.9
Naval Postgraduate School
(CA)
2.9
University at Buffalo–SUNY
2.9
University of Connecticut
2.9
University of Iowa
2.9
Vanderbilt University
(TN)
2.9
60.
Boston University
2.8
Clemson University
(SC)
2.8
Colorado State University
2.8
SUNY–Stony Brook
2.8
University of Cincinnati
2.8
University of Massachusetts–Amherst
2.8
University of Pittsburgh
2.8
University of Rochester
(NY)
2.8
Washington State University
2.8
69.
Auburn University (Ginn)
(AL)
2.7
Northeastern University
(MA)
2.7
Oklahoma State University
2.7
Polytechnic University
(NY)
2.7
Tufts University
(MA)
2.7
University of Oklahoma
2.7
University of Utah
2.7
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
(MA)
2.7
77.
Brigham Young University (Fulton)
(UT)
2.6
CUNY–City College
2.6
Kansas State University
2.6
Syracuse University
(NY)
2.6
University of Houston (Cullen)
2.6
University of Kentucky
2.6
University of North Carolina–Charlotte (Lee)
2.6
University of Tennessee–Knoxville
2.6
85.
Clarkson University
(NY)
2.5
Florida State Univ./Florida A&M Univ.
2.5
Louisiana State University–Baton Rouge
2.5
New Jersey Institute of Technology
2.5
Oregon State University
2.5
Stevens Institute of Technology (Schaefer)
(NJ)
2.5
Tulane University
(LA)
2.5
University of California–Riverside (Bourns)
2.5
University of Kansas
2.5
University of Miami
(FL)
2.5
University of Missouri–Columbia
2.5
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
2.5
University of New Mexico
2.5
University of Rhode Island
2.5
University of Texas–Arlington
2.5
Wayne State University
(MI)
2.5
Engineering Specialties: Mechanical
Ranked in 2004
*
Rank/School
Average assessment
score (5.0=highest)
1.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4.9
Stanford University
(CA)
4.9
3.
University of California–Berkeley
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4.8
4.
California Institute of Technology
4.7
5.
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
4.6