Our students are trailblazers.
Their education will propel them into careers that will position them as engineering leaders for generations to come.
1,706
Undergraduate students
28% female students
18% underrepresented students
70,000
Median starting salary
Spring 2022, fall 2022, spring 2023
98%
Career placement
Post-graduation outcomes
$1,294,290
Scholarship support
156 named scholarships
691 awards accepted
Making Headlines
As a mechanical engineering undergraduate, Ken Reichert worked at the Driving Safety Research Institute building custom driving simulators for clients around the world, including the American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. He installed instrumentation and cable assemblies and designed a complex 3D part to cradle a new LCD display.
Hannah Vogts, a biomedical engineering major studying cellular engineering, won a scholarship from Tau Beta Pi, which is among the country’s oldest engineering honor societies. Vogts has been heavily engaged in the college, including serving as lead tutor at the Hanson Center for Communication and conducting lab-based research.
Elise Koltonowski, a chemical engineering student, completed a summer internship with GE Aerospace, a world-leading provider of jet and turboprop engines, as well as integrated systems for commercial, military, business, and general aviation aircraft. She gained skills in problem solving through data analytics and received an intern impact award for leading with transparency.