Us news engineering ranking

Here are the top 10 engineering programs in the US, according to the US News & World Report's 2022 Best Colleges rankings:

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): Cambridge, MA
   • Ranked #1 in Engineering Schools
   • Average starting salary: $83,400
2. Stanford University: Stanford, CA
   • Ranked #2 in Engineering Schools
   • Average starting salary: $81,400
3. California Institute of Technology (Caltech): Pasadena, CA
   • Ranked #3 in Engineering Schools
   • Average starting salary: $78,400
4. University of California, Berkeley: Berkeley, CA
   • Ranked #4 in Engineering Schools
   • Average starting salary: $74,400
5. Georgia Institute of Technology: Atlanta, GA
   • Ranked #5 in Engineering Schools
   • Average starting salary: $72,400
6. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Champaign, IL
   • Ranked #6 in Engineering Schools
   • Average starting salary: $71,400
7. Carnegie Mellon University: Pittsburgh, PA
   • Ranked #7 in Engineering Schools
   • Average starting salary: $70,400
8. University of Michigan: Ann Arbor, MI
   • Ranked #8 in Engineering Schools
   • Average starting salary: $69,400
9. Harvard University: Cambridge, MA
   • Ranked #9 in Engineering Schools
   • Average starting salary: $68,400
10. University of Texas at Austin: Austin, TX
    • Ranked #10 in Engineering Schools
    • Average starting salary: $67,400

Note that these rankings are based on a variety of factors, including:

• Peer assessment scores (40%)
• Graduation and retention rates (20%)
• Faculty resources (20%)
• Student selectivity (10%)
• Research expenditures (10%)

It's worth noting that while these rankings can be helpful in evaluating engineering programs, they are just one factor to consider when choosing a program. Other factors, such as program curriculum, faculty expertise, research opportunities, and career outcomes, should also be taken into account.