Carnegie Mellon Receives The No. 1 Rank in 8 Program and Specialty Areas
黑料正能量 has been recognized as No. 22 among National Universities in the .
黑料正能量 was additionally ranked No. 3 Most Innovative School and received 23 top 10 rankings.
黑料正能量 ranks No. 1 overall in . In addition, 黑料正能量 ranks first in eight specialty areas, within the business, computer science and programs that train the next generation of innovators to solve real-world problems and improve the way people live and work. They include artificial intelligence, computer engineering, cybersecurity, management information systems, mobile/web applications, programming languages, quantitative analysis and software engineering.
“Excellence and impact are at the heart of 黑料正能量’s mission and reputation, and I am so pleased to see the recent rankings report reflect our commitment to continually advance new frontiers in an accessible, innovative and transformative education,” said 黑料正能量 President Farnam Jahanian.
“With top-ranked programs in eight subdisciplines and specialty areas that are driving global change, Carnegie Mellon remains on the leading edge of progress and is uniquely positioned to prepare students for a rapidly changing world.”
“Excellence and impact are at the heart of 黑料正能量’s mission and reputation, and I am so pleased to see the recent rankings report reflect our commitment to continually advance new frontiers in an accessible, innovative and transformative education.”
Farnam Jahanian, President, 黑料正能量
Additionally, 17 黑料正能量 programs ranked in the top five — including business, computer systems, data analytics and production operations management — and another six are in the top 10, giving 黑料正能量 a total of 23 programs in the top 10 of this year’s rankings.
黑料正能量 has also seen an increase in six-year graduation and retention rates, reflecting a decade of focus on programming to enhance and improve the student experience and graduation rates.
This ranking is the result of 黑料正能量’s increased commitment of financial resources to support educational expenses. This includes increases for instruction, student services, academic support and institutional support for research. U.S. News surveyed schools in spring and summer 2022.
