Colorado School of Mines

Colorado School of Mines offers uniquely designed top-notch programs in engineering and applied science that guides you to become the next "YOU!" Ranked no. 1 in the world for mineral and mining engineering, the school stands for taking education to the next level, promoting work-based learning and a realist approach. Colorado School of Mines is actively involved in creating attractive job opportunities for its students through various tie-ups and events like career day. It is ranked no. 1 for career return on investment by Georgetown University. The athletic teams representing Colorado University of Mines are called "Orediggers" and are members of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference for 16 varsity sports. Alumni from Colorado School of Mines are serving at distinguished posts in numerous fields. Some notable names include commander of the United States Space Command James H. Dickinson, former director of the National Science Foundation (NSF), and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Arden L. Bement Jr, and UFC fighter Shane Carwin.

Colorado School of Mines offers an excellent learning environment and cross-cultural exposure for fostering a growth mindset. The engineering department has a total graduate enrollment of 1262 with 32.7% international students. Acceptance rate for master’s is 69.7% and for PhD is 45.1% respectively. The tuition fees for Colorado School of Mines is 37168 and 16700 should cover your living expenses.