<p>So I plan on majoring in chem eng (might change, but we'll see), and I was just wondering if you guys thought this ranking list was somewhat accurate</p>
<p>US</a> Graduate Chemical Engineering School Rankings</p>
<p>if anyone knows of a better list, or can make a better one, please do, but remember that I'm talking about chem engineering, not just engineering in general.</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>Yes. All of those schools have excellent chemical engineering programs.</p>
<p>My list isn't better, but it is more recent. The link you have posted above is over a year old. The most recent USNWR undergraduate rankings for Chemical Engineering looks like this:</p>
<p>1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2 University of California-Berkeley
3 University of Wisconsin-Madison
4 University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
5 Stanford University
6 California Institute of Technology
7 University of Texas-Austin
8 University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
9 University of Delaware
10 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
11 Princeton University
12 Georgia Institute of Technology
13 Purdue University-West Lafayette
14 Carnegie Mellon University
15 Cornell University
16 Pennsylvania State University-University Park
17 University of California-Santa Barbara
18 Northwestern University
19 University of Virginia
20 Johns Hopkins University
20 North Carolina State University-Raleigh
20 University of Florida
20 University of Pennsylvania
24 Texas A&M University-College Station
24 Virginia Tech</p>
<p>Any comments on University of Rochester for chemical engineering. Is it a good university. If this is not a good university, please tell me. I value your comments</p>