When I was at KSU it seemed like our Engineering School had a strong reputation and was one of the more well respected colleges on the campus. Am I misremembering (I was not an engineering major)? Has the quality of the school fallen? Are these rankings all trash and there is better info available?
US News Engineering Engineering School Rankings for P5 Programs (collegefactual ranking)
#2 Stanford (#56)
#3 California (#31)
#4 Michigan (#17)
#7 Purdue (#21)
#8 Ga Tech (#2)
#10 Illinois (#27)
#10 USC (#55)
#10 Texas (#36)
#13 Texas A&M (#14)
#16 UCLA (#59)
#19 Northwestern (#40)
#20 Maryland (#51)
#23 Duke
#24 NC St (#11)
#24 Washington (#44)
#24 Wisconsin (#38)
#27 Colorado (#50)
#29 Va Tech (#16)
#30 Ohio St (#29)
#31 Minnesota (#52)
#35 Penn St (#15)
#39 Vandy
#41 Arizona St
#41 Virginia (#53)
#43 Iowa St (#47)
#46 Florida (#26)
#50 Notre Dame (#61)
#51 Rutgers
#51 Pitt
#51 Utah
#58 Mich St
#59 Tennessee
#63 Arizona
#71 Auburn (#46)
#72 Clemson (#42)
#74 Oregon St (#39)
#74 Syracuse
#74 Iowa
#83 North Carolina
#89 Washington St.
#94 Texas Tech
#94 Kentucky
#94 Missouri
#94 Nebraska
#94 Wichita St - Not P5 but "Best in KS?"
#102 LSU
#102 Miss St
#102 Kansas
#102 Miami
#102 South Carolina
#109 Oklahoma St
#114 Arkansas
#114 Oklahoma
#119 Kansas St
I read an update from the Illinois site about Tyler Maro, and in it he was talking about wanting to study engineering. My initial thought was that engineering could help be a strength in our recruiting, but it looks like my perception might have been wrong. Maro lists offers from the following P5 schools that appear to have stronger engineering programs: ASU, Cal, Duke, Illinois, ISU, Nebraska, OK St, Stanford, Syracuse, UCLA, and Utah .
US News Engineering Engineering School Rankings for P5 Programs (collegefactual ranking)
#2 Stanford (#56)
#3 California (#31)
#4 Michigan (#17)
#7 Purdue (#21)
#8 Ga Tech (#2)
#10 Illinois (#27)
#10 USC (#55)
#10 Texas (#36)
#13 Texas A&M (#14)
#16 UCLA (#59)
#19 Northwestern (#40)
#20 Maryland (#51)
#23 Duke
#24 NC St (#11)
#24 Washington (#44)
#24 Wisconsin (#38)
#27 Colorado (#50)
#29 Va Tech (#16)
#30 Ohio St (#29)
#31 Minnesota (#52)
#35 Penn St (#15)
#39 Vandy
#41 Arizona St
#41 Virginia (#53)
#43 Iowa St (#47)
#46 Florida (#26)
#50 Notre Dame (#61)
#51 Rutgers
#51 Pitt
#51 Utah
#58 Mich St
#59 Tennessee
#63 Arizona
#71 Auburn (#46)
#72 Clemson (#42)
#74 Oregon St (#39)
#74 Syracuse
#74 Iowa
#83 North Carolina
#89 Washington St.
#94 Texas Tech
#94 Kentucky
#94 Missouri
#94 Nebraska
#94 Wichita St - Not P5 but "Best in KS?"
#102 LSU
#102 Miss St
#102 Kansas
#102 Miami
#102 South Carolina
#109 Oklahoma St
#114 Arkansas
#114 Oklahoma
#119 Kansas St
I read an update from the Illinois site about Tyler Maro, and in it he was talking about wanting to study engineering. My initial thought was that engineering could help be a strength in our recruiting, but it looks like my perception might have been wrong. Maro lists offers from the following P5 schools that appear to have stronger engineering programs: ASU, Cal, Duke, Illinois, ISU, Nebraska, OK St, Stanford, Syracuse, UCLA, and Utah .
