Rankings

No. 3 engineering college, according to College Factual/USAToday (USAToday, July 2015)

No. 2 value-added public university, according to the Brookings Institution (April 2015)

No. 1 best value college in Missouri (SmartAsset.com, 2018)
No. 2 value-added public university, according to the Brookings Institution (April 2015).
No. 3 engineering college, according to College Factual/USAToday (USAToday, August 2017).
No. 6 university in the nation for annual return on investment, according to PayScale.com (April 2018).
No. 15 public college with the highest-earning graduates (Forbes, August 2017).
No. 24 top STEM college (Forbes, August 2017).

Points of Pride

Home to 18 student design teams that give students the opportunity to develop their problem-solving, teamwork and business skills while designing and building racecars, robots, rockets, genetically engineered machines and more.

Four interdisciplinary signature areas devoted to cutting-edge research and learning in the areas of advanced manufacturing, advanced materials for sustainable infrastructure, enabling materials for extreme environments and smart living.

Over 200 student organizations. Whether you’re into longboarding, running, spelunking, barbecuing or blacksmithing, Missouri S&T has an organization for you.

Nearly 9,000 students from across the U.S. and around the world choose to study at Missouri S&T; 6,920 undergraduate students and 1,964 graduate students were enrolled at S&T in the fall of 2017.
Home to 18 student design teams that give students the opportunity to develop their problem-solving, teamwork and business skills while designing and building racecars, robots, rockets, rovers, genetically engineered machines and more.
No. 5 all-time among NCAA Division II colleges and universities for Capital One Academic All-America selections with 96 student-athletes chosen (May 2018).
15 NCAA Division II varsity athletic teams.
98 degree programs in 39 areas of study - from business and information technology to engineering, the sciences, the humanities, and the liberal arts.
Committed to environmental sustainability, Missouri S&T is home to one of the nation’s most comprehensive geothermal energy systems. Online since 2015, the system has reduced energy usage by over 50 percent campuswide.
Home to the Solar Village and EcoVillage - two neighborhoods of student designed and built solar houses that took part in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon. Today, these six homes serve as real-world labs for sustainable living.
Four interdisciplinary signature areas devoted to cutting-edge research and learning in the areas of advanced manufacturing, advanced materials for sustainable infrastructure, enabling materials for extreme environments and smart living.
Over 200 student organizations. Whether you’re into longboarding, running, spelunking, barbecuing or blacksmithing, Missouri S&T has an organization for you.
Established in 2010, Missouri S&T’s Celebration of Nations is one of the largest international festivals in the Ozarks.

How We Rate

When you're a university committed to quality academics and excellent value, word gets around. Here's what others are saying about Missouri S&T.

Rankings

No. 1 best value college in Missouri (SmartAsset.com, 2018)

No. 2 value-added public university, according to the Brookings Institution (April 2015).

No. 3 engineering college, according to College Factual/USAToday (USAToday, August 2017).

No. 6 university in the nation for annual return on investment, according to PayScale.com (April 2018).

No. 15 public college with the highest-earning graduates (Forbes, August 2017).

No. 24 top STEM college (Forbes, August 2017).

Points of Pride

Nearly 9,000 students from across the U.S. and around the world choose to study at Missouri S&T; 6,920 undergraduate students and 1,964 graduate students were enrolled at S&T in the fall of 2017.

Home to 18 student design teams that give students the opportunity to develop their problem-solving, teamwork and business skills while designing and building racecars, robots, rockets, rovers, genetically engineered machines and more.

No. 5 all-time among NCAA Division II colleges and universities for Capital One Academic All-America selections with 96 student-athletes chosen (May 2018).

15 NCAA Division II varsity athletic teams.

98 degree programs in 39 areas of study - from business and information technology to engineering, the sciences, the humanities, and the liberal arts.

Committed to environmental sustainability, Missouri S&T is home to one of the nation’s most comprehensive geothermal energy systems. Online since 2015, the system has reduced energy usage by over 50 percent campuswide.

Home to the Solar Village and EcoVillage - two neighborhoods of student designed and built solar houses that took part in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon. Today, these six homes serve as real-world labs for sustainable living.

Four interdisciplinary signature areas devoted to cutting-edge research and learning in the areas of advanced manufacturing, advanced materials for sustainable infrastructure, enabling materials for extreme environments and smart living.

Over 200 student organizations. Whether you’re into longboarding, running, spelunking, barbecuing or blacksmithing, Missouri S&T has an organization for you.

Established in 2010, Missouri S&T’s Celebration of Nations is one of the largest international festivals in the Ozarks.

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