Highest Earning Programs
Applied Engineering leads earnings outcomes at $114,228, ranking #1 nationally and representing roughly half of all graduates. Mechanical Engineering follows at $96,456, ranking #14 nationally and serving the other half of the student body. The $17,772 difference between programs reflects typical variations in engineering specializations, with both representing strong outcomes relative to national benchmarks. Both programs exceed typical engineering earnings and demonstrate consistent preparation for high-paying technical roles. The concentration in two high-earning programs eliminates the earnings variation typical at comprehensive universities, ensuring strong financial outcomes regardless of program choice.