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Best Engineering Colleges in Missouri

By David Krug, Co-Founder, CollegeRanker · Updated 2026-05-31 · 10 schools · Agent Insights
10
Schools Analyzed
$62,466
Avg. Earnings (10yr)
69%
Avg. Graduation Rate
$18,151
Avg. Net Price

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This ranking scores 10 institutions on graduation rates, graduate earnings, debt burdens, and social mobility data from Opportunity Insights. Every data point comes from federal sources. No surveys, no opinions.

Social mobility carries the heaviest weight in our algorithm. We use Raj Chetty's Mobility Report Card — built on 30 million anonymized tax records — to measure whether a college changes a family's economic trajectory across generations. Schools that take low-income students and launch them into higher earnings rank higher than schools that admit wealthy students and take credit for their success.

The transparency penalty matters here. Schools that don't report their data get scored lower than schools that do. If an institution won't show you its numbers, we think you should know that before you write them a tuition check.

Quick Numbers

Schools ranked 10
Avg. earnings at 10yr $62,466
Avg. graduation rate 69%
Avg. net price $18,151
Avg. median debt $20,970

How We Ranked

Engineering programs in Missouri ranked by outcomes and program concentration

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Earnings vs. Cost

Each dot is a ranked school. Up = higher earnings. Right = higher cost. Top-left is the best value.

$15K$68K$120K$0$50KNET PRICEMissouri UniversityWashington UniversityWilliam JewellSaint LouisRockhurst University

Graduation Rates

Longer bars = higher graduation rate.

Missouri University of S…64%Washington University in…94%William Jewell College64%Saint Louis University80%Rockhurst University75%Drury University64%University of Missouri-K…56%University of Missouri-C…76%College of the Ozarks62%University of Missouri-S…57%

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Full Rankings

#1

Missouri University of Science and Technology

Rolla, MO · 5,521 students · Public

73% accepted 64% graduate $82,957 earnings
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#2

Washington University in St Louis

St. Louis, MO · 7,857 students · Private nonprofit

12% accepted 94% graduate $86,182 earnings
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#3

William Jewell College

Liberty, MO · 924 students · Private nonprofit

38% accepted 64% graduate $59,268 earnings
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#4

Saint Louis University

Saint Louis, MO · 7,267 students · Private nonprofit

75% accepted 80% graduate $70,783 earnings
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#5

Rockhurst University

Kansas City, MO · 1,580 students · Private nonprofit

70% accepted 75% graduate $67,102 earnings
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#6

Drury University

Springfield, MO · 1,383 students · Private nonprofit

58% accepted 64% graduate $40,694 earnings
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#7

University of Missouri-Kansas City

Kansas City, MO · 6,817 students · Public

72% accepted 56% graduate $59,637 earnings
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#8

University of Missouri-Columbia

Columbia, MO · 23,929 students · Public

78% accepted 76% graduate $63,403 earnings
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#9

College of the Ozarks

Point Lookout, MO · 1,444 students · Private nonprofit

12% accepted 62% graduate $41,592 earnings
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#10

University of Missouri-St Louis

Saint Louis, MO · 5,024 students · Public

63% accepted 57% graduate $53,037 earnings
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Sources & Citations

[1]

U.S. Department of Education. College Scorecard Data. Federal Student Aid, National Center for Education Statistics.

[2]

National Center for Education Statistics. Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS).

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David Krug

Co-Founder, CollegeRanker

David Krug is the co-founder of CollegeRanker and a data systems architect focused on making institutional research accessible to families. He builds the data pipelines and ranking algorithms that power CollegeRanker, drawing from federal datasets and Raj Chetty's Opportunity Insights research to measure what traditional rankings ignore: whether a college actually changes a family's economic trajectory.