List of 100 top engineering colleges in the USA

Here's a list of some of the top engineering colleges in the U.S. that are popular among international students. This list isn't exhaustive, but it highlights institutions renowned for their engineering programs:

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

2. Stanford University

3. University of California—Berkeley

4. California Institute of Technology (Caltech)

5. Carnegie Mellon University

6. University of Illinois—Urbana-Champaign

7. Georgia Institute of Technology

8. University of Michigan—Ann Arbor

9. University of Texas—Austin

10. University of Washington

11. University of California—San Diego

12. University of Wisconsin—Madison

13. University of California—Santa Barbara

14. University of Florida

15. University of Southern California

16. Purdue University—West Lafayette

17. University of Virginia

18. Columbia University

19. University of Maryland—College Park

20. Texas A&M University—College Station

21. North Carolina State University

22. University of Minnesota—Twin Cities

23. Virginia Tech

24. Ohio State University

25. University of Pennsylvania

26. University of Massachusetts—Amherst

27. Michigan State University

28. Iowa State University

29. University of Colorado—Boulder

30. University of California—Davis

31. Boston University

32. University of California—Irvine

33. Rutgers University—New Brunswick

34. Arizona State University

35. Washington University in St. Louis

36. Johns Hopkins University

37. University of Notre Dame

38. University of Pittsburgh

39. Florida State University

40. Colorado School of Mines

41. University of California—San Francisco

42. Brigham Young University

43. Oregon State University

44. Auburn University

45. Illinois Institute of Technology

46. University of Delaware

47. Stevens Institute of Technology

48. San Jose State University

49. University of Houston

50. Loyola Marymount University

51. Kansas State University

52. University of Utah

53. Clemson University

54. West Virginia University

55. South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

56. New Jersey Institute of Technology

57. Mississippi State University

58. University of Nebraska—Lincoln

59. California State University—Long Beach

60. University of North Carolina—Charlotte

61. Montana State University

62. University of Alabama—Birmingham

63. Wichita State University

64. Florida International University

65. University of South Florida

66. University of Central Florida

67. Northern Illinois University

68. University of Southern Maine

69. College of New Jersey

70. Quinnipiac University

71. California Polytechnic State University—San Luis Obispo

72. Kettering University

73. Rochester Institute of Technology

74. Marquette University

75. Seattle University

76. Pace University

77. Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University

78. California State University—Sacramento

79. Southern Illinois University—Carbondale

80. University of the Pacific

81. Valparaiso University

82. Texas Tech University

83. University of Maine

84. Stony Brook University

85. California State University—Fresno

86. New Mexico State University

87. Bowling Green State University

88. Ohio University

89. University of the District of Columbia

90. Chapman University

91. Eastern Michigan University

92. University of San Diego

93. Widener University

94. Drexel University

95. Loyola University Maryland

96. Pace University

97. University of Illinois—Chicago

98. George Washington University

99. Yeshiva University

100. Clark Atlanta University

These colleges have strong engineering programs and offer various resources and support for international students. Be sure to check their specific admissions requirements and program details!