Selected Highly Resourced Colleges with Engineering

There are over 1,000 colleges in the U.S. with engineering programs. Listed below
are 48 with a U.S.News & World Report score of at least 60 and endowment
sufficient to provide meaningful need-based grants.*

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the college's name in the search box.

Universities Liberal Arts Colleges
 
Princeton University (100) Swarthmore College (94)
Columbia University (97) U.S. Naval Academy (88)
Harvard University (97) Colgate University (84) 3&2
MIT (96) Harvey Mudd College (79)
Yale University (96) College of the Holy Cross (76) 3&2
Stanford University (95)  Bucknell University (74)
University of Chicago (95) Lafayette College (74)
University of Pennsylvania (94) Trinity College (71)
Cal Tech (93) Union College (70)
Duke University (93) Olin College of Engineering (**)
Johns Hopkins University (93)
Northwestern University (93)
Dartmouth College (91)
Brown University (88)
Vanderbilt University (88)
Washington Univ. in St. Louis (88)
Cornell University (87) 3&2
Rice University (87) 
University of Richmond (83)
Notre Dame (85)
UCLA (84)
Emory University (83)
Univ. of Cal. Berkeley (82)
Georgetown University (81)
Carnegie Mellon University (80)
Univ. of Michigan (81)
Univ. of Southern California (79)
Univ. of Virginia (80)
Tufts University (78)
Univ. of North Carolina (78)
Wake Forest University (78) 3&2
Univ. of Rochester (77)
College of William and Mary (74) 3&2
Georgia Tech (74)
Boston University (73)
Case Western Reserve (73)
Lehigh University (70)
Villanova University (70)
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (69)
George Washington University (67)
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (67)
St. Louis University (60)
Total: 52

*The scores (in parenthesis) are from USN&WR, Best Colleges, 2022 Edition, on a scale of 100 as the highest, and are based on: Outcomes (40%); Faculty Resources (20%); Expert Opinion (20%); Financial Resources (10%); Student Excellence (7%); and Alumni Giving (3%). About 180 colleges have scores of 60 or above. Only Princeton and Williams have scores of 100. With limited exceptions, all colleges on this list have at least $100,000 of endowment per student.
**Not ranked by USN&WR