US News Engineering School Rank 2010

MIT is ranked No. 1 overall in the US for its graduate engineering programs, followed by Stanford in second position and UC Berkeley in third position. MIT has a total graduate engineering enrollment of 2,706 students, its full-time tuition fee is $36,140 per year.

US News Graduate Engineering Rankings 2010:

1. MIT
2. Stanford
3. UC-Berkeley
4. Georgia Tech
5. Illinois
6. Carnegie Mellon
7. Caltech
7. USC
9. Michigan
10. Texas
11. Cornell
12. Purdue
12. UC-San Diego
14. Texas A&M
14. UCLA
16. Wisconsin
17. Maryland
18. Harvard
18. Princeton
18. UC-Santa Barbara
21. Columbia
21. Northwestern
23. Penn State
23. Minnesota
25. Johns Hopkins
25. Florida
27. Ohio State
27. UPenn
27. Washington
27. Virginia Tech
31. NC State
31. RPI
33. UC-Davis
34. Rice
35. Duke
35. UC-Irvine
37. Virginia
38. Rochester
39. Vanderbilt
40. Colorado
40. Yale
42. BU
42. Iowa State
42. Lehigh
45. Arizona State
46. Case Western
46. Delaware
46. Washington University In St. Louis
49. Pittsburgh
50. UMass
51. Rutgers
51. Arizona
51. Notre Dame
54. Brown
54. Dartmouth
54. Drexel
54. SUNY-Buffalo
58. Michigan State
58. Iowa
60. Northeastern
60. SUNY - Stony Brook
62. Colorado State
62. New Mexico State
62. UC-Riverside
62. Dayton
62. Utah
67. Illinois - Chicago
68. Tennessee
69. Auburn
69. Polytechnic Institute of NYU
71. Colorado School Of Mines
71. Illinois Tech
71. UConn
71. UNC-Chapel Hill
75. Cincinnati
75. Washington State
77. Missouri Tech
77. Stevens Tech
77. Tufts
77. New Mexico
77. UT - Dallas
82. Michigan Tech
82. Oregon State
82. Syracuse
82. Missouri
86. Mississippi State
86. UC-Santa Cruz
86. Central Florida
86. Houston
90. Clemson
90. LSU
90. RIT
90. Kansas
90. Kentucky
90. Nebraska

Source: US News & World Report

* Useful Link: US Engineering School Rankings by Discipline