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A top-ranked engineering college

Nearly all of the University of Michigan’s 19 schools, colleges and divisions rank among the best in their fields, and Engineering is no exception. As a top-ranked engineering college, all of our graduate and undergraduate programs have a strong reputation for excellence. The University of Michigan Engineering graduate and undergraduate programs rank 11th and 5th in the nation, respectively.

Overall rankings

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Michigan Engineering funding

We strategically allocate our revenue to strengthen our mission, providing first-class education and research collaborations. We have established innovative funding mechanisms and promise full funding for our PhD students.

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A closer look at revenue sources for FY 2025, which total $872.6M.

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A closer look at Michigan Engineering’s
spending for FY 2025.

Gifts to Michigan Engineering

Private giving is essential to maintaining the Michigan Engineering standard of excellence.

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Notes: Includes legal one-time gifts; gifts-in-kind; pledges (and their sub-types) by total pledged amount; and expectancies (and their sub-types) by total booked/face values.
Source: DART Data Warehouse

Endowment market value (6/30/2025): $1,036,386,343

Our faculty

We’re committed to engineering research and education for the common good, and our people are at the center of that commitment.

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Our students

Research shows that diverse teams get better results. We’re proud to lead diversity in engineering.

Student enrollment, fall 2025	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Students Enrolled	8,247	2,050	1,914
% Women	32%	25%	31%
%URM	22%	11%	18%

Total enrollment, percent enrollment of Underrepresented Minorities (URM), which includes Black, Hispanic, Native American, Hawaiian or two or more races with at least one of the previous included. Percent based on domestic students only.

Degrees granted, academic year 2024-2025	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Degrees Granted	2,646	1,497	296
% Women	30%	29%	29%
% URM	12%	10%	9%

Total degrees granted, percent granted to Underrepresented Minorities (URM), which includes Black, Hispanic, Native American, Hawaiian or two or more races with at least one of the previous included. Percent based on domestic students only.

Entering undergraduate students fall 2025

28,740 – Total applications
14% – Admission rate
3.9 – Median high school GPA
34 – Median ACT
1430 – Median SAT

Undergraduate applications, admissions and incoming GPAs and scores.

Entering graduate students fall 2025

15,391 – Total applications
24% – Admission rate
168 – Median GRE Quantitative*
3.8 – Median Undergraduate GPA

Graduate student applications, admissions and incoming GPAs and scores. *GRE revised General Test (taken on or after August 1, 2011) measures Quantitative Reasoning on a 130-170 scale.