U.S. News and World Report released its annual National University Rankings , which are determined by a mix of surveys and other objective data. U.S. News states that 77.5 percent of the results are based on information including graduation rates and admissions data, while the remaining 22.5 percent is based on peer assessment surveys from the president, provost and dean of admissions at each school.
In those surveys, respondents are asked to rate programs they are familiar with in the school, including computer engineering. These 10 schools emerged as the top colleges and universities for computer engineering students.
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