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Best Engineering, General Schools in Michigan

Michigan has 4 colleges offering Engineering, General programs tracked by the College Scorecard, producing 292 recent graduates. Graduates earn $63,063 on average within two years, roughly in line with the national average of $62,272.

School choice matters significantly: Hope College graduates earn $67,101 while Andrews University graduates earn $55,964 — a $11,137 gap. Research each program's curriculum, employer connections, and career services before deciding.

4
Schools in MI
$63,063
MI Avg. Earnings
$62,272
National Avg.
51
Schools Nationally

Public vs Private: Engineering, General in Michigan

Public Schools (1)
$63,997
avg. 2yr earnings
Private Schools (3)
$62,751
avg. 2yr earnings

Public schools in Michigan produce comparable or higher early earnings for Engineering, General graduates, often at lower cost — making them strong value options.

Engineering, General Schools in Michigan, Ranked by Earnings

#1
H

Hope College

Holland, MI · Private

$67,101
2yr Earnings
1yr Earnings: $62,322
Graduates: 59
Acceptance: 75.8%
#2
C

Calvin University

Grand Rapids, MI · Private

$65,188
2yr Earnings
1yr Earnings: $62,088
Graduates: 108
Acceptance: 71.3%
#3
M

Michigan State University

East Lansing, MI · Public

$63,997
2yr Earnings
1yr Earnings: $66,191
Graduates: 125
Acceptance: 83.9%
#4
A

Andrews University

Berrien Springs, MI · Private

$55,964
2yr Earnings
Acceptance: 87.4%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best school for Engineering, General in Michigan?
Hope College ranks #1 for Engineering, General in Michigan with median graduate earnings of $67,101 within two years of graduation. There are 4 schools offering Engineering, General programs in the state.
How much do Engineering, General graduates earn in Michigan?
Engineering, General graduates in Michigan earn an average of $63,063 within two years of graduation. This is 1% above the national average of $62,272 for this major.
What is the hardest Engineering, General school to get into in Michigan?
Calvin University is the most selective Engineering, General program in Michigan with an acceptance rate of 71.3%. The average acceptance rate across Engineering, General programs in the state is 79.6%.
Should I attend a public or private school for Engineering, General in Michigan?
In Michigan, private Engineering, General programs produce average earnings of $62,751 vs $63,997 at public schools. However, public schools typically cost less — consider net price relative to earnings when calculating ROI. There are 1 public and 3 private options in the state.

Other Popular Majors in Michigan

Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering $78,199 Computer Engineering $77,621 Industrial Engineering $73,496 Chemical Engineering $73,272 Biomedical/Medical Engineering $72,128 Materials Engineering $71,516 Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians $70,187 Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians $69,677
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Data updated June 2026. Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.