• School of Aeronautics and Astronautics: 6th
  (3-way tie for 4th last year)
• School of Agricultural and Biological Engineering: 1st
  tied with Illinois (2-way tie for 1st last year)
• Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering: 23rd
  tied with Cal Tech, UC-Davis, Minnesota, and Univ. of Utah (4-way tie for 22nd last year)
• School of Civil Engineering: 3rd
  tied with Georgia Tech, Stanford, and UT-Austin (3-way tie for 7th last year)
• School of Chemical Engineering: 15th
  (tied for 14th last year)
• School of Computer Engineering:
  The Computer Engineering discipline was not ranked this year
• School of Electrical Engineering: 11th
  tied with Princeton (tied for 10th last year)
• Division of Environmental and Ecological Engineering: 16th
  tied with Penn State, Rice, Univ. of Iowa, and Minnesota (4-way tie for 17th last year)
• School of Industrial Engineering: 10th
  tied with Wisconsin (12th last year)
• School of Materials Engineering: 16th
  tied with Harvard and Wisconsin (3-way tie for 13th last year)
• School of Mechanical Engineering: 9th
  (8th last year)
• School of Nuclear Engineering: 12th
  tied with Illinois (tied for 13th last year)
• College of Engineering: 13th
  tied with UC San Diego (2-way tie for 12th last year)

In the College ranking, the peer assessment stayed level at 4.2, with 9 universities ahead of us and one other school with a 4.2 score; 10 were ahead of us last year. Our recruiter assessment score fell from 4.2 last year to 4.1 this year, also with 9 schools ahead of us and one other school with a 4.1 score; 7 were ahead of us last year. Our quantitative scores for graduate student selectivity, NAE membership, research expenditures, research expenditures per faculty member, and PhDs granted all improved compared to last year.