For the 10th consecutive year, Purdue University’s College of Engineering ranks No. 1 in the category of agricultural and biological engineering, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings.
The publication’s annual rankings, which was just released, honor 14 undergraduate schools in which the highest engineering degree offered is a doctorate.
“The consistency Purdue Engineering has shown as a top-10 national program is gratifying,” Mark Lundstrom, the acting Dean of Purdue’s College of Engineering, said. “To have four specialty programs ranked in the top five, led, of course, by the persistent No. 1 ranking of agricultural and biological engineering, is a credit to our overall engineering program. Purdue engineers are highly sought, both in state, and around the nation.”
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Added Karen Plaut, the school’s Glenn W. Sample Dean of Agriculture: “Our colleges work together to support extraordinary faculty whose prominence as researchers is matched by their commitment to their students.”
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