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Rose-Hulman Institute Of Technology Programs & Rankings

Outcomes-based program rankings.

Across 0 ranked programs serving roughly 450 students annually, the institution delivers consistently strong earnings outcomes aligned with national demand for engineering talent. The earnings pattern reflects Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's specialized focus and employer alignment.

Computer Science leads with median 4-year earnings of $123,753 and 94 graduates, followed by Mathematics at $112,187 with 32 graduates, Computer Engineering at $109,164 with 61 graduates, Chemical Engineering at $98,341 with 43 graduates, and Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering at $96,448 with 39 graduates. The concentration of Engineering at 65%, other STEM fields at 1%, and Social Sciences at 85% underscores the institution's singular focus on technical disciplines where four-year earnings directly reflect labor-market outcomes.

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's program portfolio positions graduates for high-mobility careers in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure sectors where employers actively recruit specialized engineering talent. The [supply and demand for college graduates](/analysis/supply-demand-map-college-degrees/) shows sustained demand for the engineering disciplines that dominate Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's degree output, supporting the strong early-career earnings observed across the program mix.

This specialized positioning means that program choice at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is less about breadth of options and more about depth within engineering and applied technology fields—a structure that aligns student outcomes directly with employer needs in high-wage sectors.

Analyzing 8 programs with available earnings data.

Notable Programs

Highest Earnings

Computer Science

$124K

Largest Enrollment

Mechanical Engineering

120

recent graduates

Program Insights

Top Ranked Programs

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's program mix is anchored entirely in Engineering, a portfolio shaped by the institution's identity as a specialized engineering and technology-focused college. Mechanical Engineering is the largest program with 120 graduates, followed by Computer Science with 94 graduates, Computer Engineering with 61 graduates, Chemical Engineering with 43 graduates, and Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering with 39 graduates. Across 0 ranked programs serving roughly 450 students annually, the institution delivers consistently strong earnings outcomes aligned with national demand for engineering talent. The earnings pattern reflects Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's specialized focus and employer alignment. Computer Science leads with median 4-year earnings of $123,753 and 94 graduates, followed by Mathematics at $112,187 with 32 graduates, Computer Engineering at $109,164 with 61 graduates, Chemical Engineering at $98,341 with 43 graduates, and Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering at $96,448 with 39 graduates. The concentration of Engineering at 65%, other STEM fields at 1%, and Social Sciences at 85% underscores the institution's singular focus on technical disciplines where four-year earnings directly reflect labor-market outcomes. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's program portfolio positions graduates for high-mobility careers in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure sectors where employers actively recruit specialized engineering talent. The [supply and demand for college graduates](/analysis/supply-demand-map-college-degrees/) shows sustained demand for the engineering disciplines that dominate Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's degree output, supporting the strong early-career earnings observed across the program mix. This specialized positioning means that program choice at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is less about breadth of options and more about depth within engineering and applied technology fields—a structure that aligns student outcomes directly with employer needs in high-wage sectors.

Earnings Distribution (10yr)Across 8 programs

Median: $98K

$88KLowest

$124KHighest

$0$63K$125K$188K$250K

This bar shows the range of median earnings across all majors at this school.

The tables below compare programs in each category by earnings, rank, debt, and cohort size.

These sections represent the complete set of ranked undergraduate programs at Rose-Hulman Institute Of Technology.

Engineering & Technology

$100K avg

7 programs

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Computer Science leads engineering & technology with 124K in median earnings.

Program	National Rank	Median Earnings	Median Debt	Cohort Size
Computer Science	—	$123,753★	—	94
Computer Engineering	—	$109,164

How We Rank Programs

Program rankings are derived entirely from post-graduation outcomes. We do not use reputation surveys, selectivity metrics, or SAT scores. This means some programs may rank differently than you'd expect based on prestige — and that's intentional.