Michigan Technological University

According to US News & World Report's ranking for 2021, Michigan Technological University is ranked #153 nationwide in the USA. The rankings have risen from #136 in 2019 to #147 in 2020 and ultimately to #157 in 2021. The 74% acceptance percentage for the 2020 Fall intake is the cause of the rank position's ongoing rise. Because Michigan Technological University pays more attention to letters of reference than to a student's GPA or class rank, this selectivity rate is more acceptable there. Michigan Technological University is ranked #756 in the world according to US News & World Report. Similar patterns of rank improvement have been observed over time, with positions ranging from #734 in 2018 to #756 in 2021.

Michigan Technological University ranks 601-650 according to the QS - World University Ranking 2021. It does relatively well in terms of citations per faculty (40.3), faculty-student ratio (27.9), academic reputation (only 5.8; 16.8 for overseas students), and employer reputation (7.2). This university has no overall score because it is ranked in the 700s in the QS World University Ranking.

Only 70 of the more than 100 courses that Michigan Technological University provides at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels are provided by its graduate school. There are a variety of courses available in subjects including business, engineering, science, communication, etc. Michigan Technological University's UG business courses are ranked 350 by US News & World Report. The rankings have changed over the last two years; in 2019, the rating was #312, fell to #292 in 2020, and then rose to #350 in 2021.

According to specialisation, the PG Engineering and Technology courses have been named among the top 100 Engineering courses in the USA for 2021. Chemical engineering comes in at 72, mechanical engineering at 65, and civil engineering at 55. The popularity of these specialities among applicants and the rise in the number of admissions applications led to the ranking of these specialisations for the first time in 2021.