In an effort to help inform students about quality graduate engineering programs, The Princeton Review has collected and validated institutional and program specific data over the past two academic years to develop its first-ever list of the Top 20 Graduate Engineering Programs.

These engineering educational programs were ranked using a combination of quantitative criteria, including GRE scores, undergraduate GPA, percentage of applicants accepted and percentage of top undergraduates applying.

Each school’s profile on this list of distinction includes information on student and faculty stats, undergraduate admission requirements, as well as costs and financial aid.

We know that choosing the right program can be difficult and hope that our rankings assist you in your search.

School Name
1. University of California, Santa Barbara
2. Duke University
3. University of Virginia
4. Michigan State University
5. The Johns Hopkins University
6. University of Maryland, College Park
7. Rice University
8. University of Texas at Austin
9. Georgia Institute of Technology
10. University of Notre Dame
11. University of Delaware
12. Lehigh University
13. Washington University
14. University of New Mexico
15. The Ohio State University - Columbus
16. University of California, San Diego
17. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
18. University of Toledo
19. Dartmouth College
20. University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
The Princeton Review Top 20 Graduate Engineering Schools Announcement