Best Engineering Programs in Georgia (2026)
Engineering programs in Georgia range from research-focused public flagships to applied-engineering programs at smaller schools. The list below is ranked by engineering program strength, ABET accreditation, graduate earnings, and net price.
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#1
Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus
Atlanta, GA
Net Price
$12,028/yr
Median Earnings
$114,210
Grad Rate
94%
Engineering Share
41.9%
#2
University of Georgia
Athens, GA
Net Price
$13,636/yr
Median Earnings
$77,246
Grad Rate
89%
Engineering Share
4.7%
#3
Mercer University
Macon, GA
Net Price
$24,778/yr
Median Earnings
$63,469
Grad Rate
71%
Engineering Share
9.5%
#4
Spelman College
Atlanta, GA
Net Price
$46,089/yr
Median Earnings
$65,773
Grad Rate
78%
Engineering Share
0.1%
#5
Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw, GA
Net Price
$16,325/yr
Median Earnings
$62,766
Grad Rate
51%
Engineering Share
10.6%
#6
Savannah College of Art and Design
Savannah, GA
Net Price
$50,165/yr
Median Earnings
$51,635
Grad Rate
70%
Engineering Share
3.0%
#7
Morehouse College
Atlanta, GA
Net Price
$38,655/yr
Median Earnings
$62,169
Grad Rate
58%
Engineering Share
2.5%
#8
Georgia Southern University
Statesboro, GA
Net Price
$16,785/yr
Median Earnings
$59,167
Grad Rate
54%
Engineering Share
5.8%
#9
Oglethorpe University
Atlanta, GA
Net Price
$20,156/yr
Median Earnings
$60,002
Grad Rate
54%
Engineering Share
1.9%
#10
Piedmont University
Demorest, GA
Net Price
$22,075/yr
Median Earnings
$56,724
Grad Rate
50%
Engineering Share
0.4%
#11
Augusta University
Augusta, GA
Net Price
$12,017/yr
Median Earnings
$52,071
Grad Rate
48%
Engineering Share
0.5%
#12
Valdosta State University
Valdosta, GA
Net Price
$10,804/yr
Median Earnings
$52,334
Grad Rate
43%
Engineering Share
0.3%
#13
Columbus State University
Columbus, GA
Net Price
$15,711/yr
Median Earnings
$49,706
Grad Rate
42%
Engineering Share
1.6%
#14
Gordon State College
Barnesville, GA
Net Price
$8,779/yr
Median Earnings
$46,001
Grad Rate
21%
Engineering Share
1.6%
Why a Engineering degree?
Engineering bachelor's degrees consistently top the federal earnings data for new graduates. ABET-accredited programs are the standard requirement for licensure and most engineering jobs.
Common career paths: Mechanical Engineer · Civil Engineer · Electrical Engineer · Biomedical Engineer · Environmental Engineer
Typical starting salary range: $72,000–$110,000
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