Auburn Engineering College Climbs Three Spots in U.S. Rankings
The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering ranked thirtieth among public institutions in the newly released evaluation.
Auburn University's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering climbed three spots to rank thirtieth among public institutions on the best undergraduate engineering programs list published by U.S. News and World Report.
New Ranking Results
According to the published annual evaluation report, the faculty showed a successful rise among public institutions, placing at thirtieth.
Regional and State Success
The faculty ranked fourth among the fifteen public institutions in the Southeastern Conference while maintaining its title as first statewide.
Academic Evaluation Criteria
The annual rankings are prepared by considering various metrics such as student success, academic reputation, faculty resources, financial opportunities, and research activities.
Leadership and Faculty Views
Engineering Dean Mario Eden stated that this rating reflects the dedicated work of the faculty staff and the student-centered educational approach.
Education and Graduate Profile
Home to more than five thousand undergraduate students, the institution educates one-third of the engineering graduates in the state and includes prominent names among them.