University of Michigan-Dearborn was again ranked as one of the top Michigan universities in U.S. News & World Reports annual guide to American colleges and universities.
The university and 31st among all regional universities in the Midwest. This marks the 20th consecutive year the university was rated as one of the regions best.
According to the magazine, overall rankings are based on data on up to 17 indicators of academic quality including first-year retention rate, graduation rate and strength of faculty.
In college-specific listings, U.S. News again recognized 蹤獲扦-Dearborns undergraduate business and engineering programs.
The College of Business was ranked as the in the state. This was the 13th consecutive year the program has appeared on the list. The College of Engineering and Computer Science was ranked with the . This is the sixth year CECS has been included in the doctoral program category. U.S. News previously ranked the program among the best offered at masters-level institutions for 18 consecutive years. The colleges computer science program also appeared on the list recognizing .
蹤獲扦-Dearborn was the top-ranked regional public university in Michigan on the list of and ranked 14th among regional universities in the Midwest. The list includes colleges that are successful at advancing social mobility by enrolling and graduating large proportions of Pell Grant eligible students. The university was also listed as a . and will appear in the magazines annual guidebook to Americas Best Colleges.
In other rankings news, recognized 蹤獲扦-Dearborn as a based on the universitys contribution to the public good in terms of social mobility, research and promoting public service. 蹤獲扦-Dearborn also appeared on the , which recognized the university for offering marketable degrees at an affordable cost and the list. The university was also recognized on the .
