Name	City	Tuition (In-State)	Accept Rate	Grad Rate	Students
Texas A&M University-College Station	College Station	$13,154	57%	84%	59,615
Ohio State University-Main Campus	Columbus	$13,244	61%	88%	45,638
Purdue University-Main Campus	West Lafayette	$9,992	50%	83%	44,503
Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus	University Park	$20,644	61%	86%	42,284
Michigan State University	East Lansing	$16,458	85%	81%	40,922
Rutgers University-New Brunswick	New Brunswick	$17,929	58%	84%	37,751
University of Wisconsin-Madison	Madison	$11,603	45%	89%	36,902
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	Champaign	$16,004	42%	85%	36,258
University of Florida	Gainesville	$6,381	24%	91%	35,629
University of California-Los Angeles	Los Angeles	$15,203	9%	93%	33,475
University of California-Berkeley	Berkeley	$16,347	11%	93%	33,068
University of Georgia	Athens	$11,450	38%	89%	32,137
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	Minneapolis	$17,214	80%	85%	31,855
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	Blacksburg	$15,948	55%	86%	30,923
University of Maryland-College Park	College Park	$11,809	45%	89%	30,760
Oregon State University	Corvallis	$14,400	77%	70%	30,743
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville	Knoxville	$13,812	42%	74%	30,418
North Carolina State University at Raleigh	Raleigh	$8,799	42%	85%	27,371
Iowa State University	Ames	$10,787	89%	75%	25,367
University of Kentucky	Lexington	$13,502	93%	71%	24,763
Clemson University	Clemson	$15,554	38%	87%	23,300
California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo	San Luis Obispo	$13,596	31%	86%	21,996
Oklahoma State University-Main Campus	Stillwater	$10,234	75%	67%	21,773
University of Nebraska-Lincoln	Lincoln	$10,434	87%	66%	19,178
Cornell University	Ithaca	$69,314	9%	95%	15,995
Kansas State University	Manhattan	$11,221	82%	71%	15,142
University of Hawaii at Manoa	Honolulu	$12,186	87%	63%	15,029
North Carolina A & T State University	Greensboro	$6,813	50%	56%	12,182
University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez	Mayaguez	$5,274	57%	48%	9,539
North Dakota State University-Main Campus	Fargo	$11,110	95%	64%	9,471
South Dakota State University	Brookings	$9,299	98%	61%	9,198
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University	Tallahassee	$5,785	21%	53%	7,582
University of Wisconsin-River Falls	River Falls	$9,008	82%	59%	4,205
California Lutheran University	Thousand Oaks	$52,560	76%	72%	2,296
SUNY College of Agriculture and Technology at Cobleskill	Cobleskill	$8,768	84%	42%	1,904
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff	Pine Bluff	$9,412	41%	40%	1,807
Oregon State University-Cascades Campus	Bend	$13,566	63%	54%	1,044

Frequently Asked Questions

How many colleges offer Agricultural Engineering?

There are 37 colleges offering Agricultural Engineering programs in the United States as of 2024.

What is the best college for Agricultural Engineering?

Based on graduate earnings, Cornell University is among the top colleges for Agricultural Engineering with median earnings of $104,043.

What are the top 3 colleges for Agricultural Engineering?

The top colleges for Agricultural Engineering include Cornell University, University of California-Berkeley, California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo.