Best Chemical Engineering Schools in Mississippi

Mississippi has 2 colleges offering Chemical Engineering programs tracked by the College Scorecard, producing 109 recent graduates. Graduates in Mississippi earn $74,307 on average within two years — 12% above the national average of $66,251, making the state one of the stronger markets for this field.

2
Schools in MS
$74,307
MS Avg. Earnings
$66,251
National Avg.
168
Schools Nationally

Chemical Engineering Schools in Mississippi, Ranked by Earnings

#1
University of Mississippi logo

University of Mississippi

University, MS · Public

N/A
2yr Earnings
1yr Earnings: $61,504
Graduates: 20
Acceptance: 97.8%
#2
Mississippi State University logo

Mississippi State University

Mississippi State, MS · Public

$74,307
2yr Earnings
1yr Earnings: $70,757
Graduates: 89
Acceptance: 76.3%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best school for Chemical Engineering in Mississippi?
University of Mississippi ranks #1 for Chemical Engineering in Mississippi with median graduate earnings of N/A within two years of graduation. There are 2 schools offering Chemical Engineering programs in the state.
How much do Chemical Engineering graduates earn in Mississippi?
Chemical Engineering graduates in Mississippi earn an average of $74,307 within two years of graduation. This is 12% above the national average of $66,251 for this major.
What is the hardest Chemical Engineering school to get into in Mississippi?
Mississippi State University is the most selective Chemical Engineering program in Mississippi with an acceptance rate of 76.3%. The average acceptance rate across Chemical Engineering programs in the state is 87.1%.

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Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, field-of-study file last updated June 2026. Institution-level figures elsewhere on the site come from the June 2026 release.