There are 15 colleges in the U.S. where you can study and earn a degree in mining and mineral engineering. These are the top ranked colleges offering majors in mining and mineral engineering based on the CollegeSimply ranking methodology. The average net price to attend these colleges is $17,657 per year. University of Alaska Fairbanks offers the cheapest mining and mineral engineering degree with an average net price of $9,450 annually.
15 results nationwide
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#24 Best Public Universities in America
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#3 Best Public Universities in Virginia
Applications Due Jan 15
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#1 Best Public Universities in Colorado
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#2 Best Public Universities in Pennsylvania
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#1 Best Public Universities in Missouri
Applications Due Jul 1
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#1 Best Value in New Mexico
Applications Due Aug 1
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#1 Best Public Universities in Utah
Applications Due Apr 1
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#1 Best Value in Arizona
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#1 Best Public Universities in South Dakota
Applications Due Feb 15
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#2 Best Public Universities in Kentucky
Applications Due Feb 15
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#1 Best Value in Nevada
Applications Due Apr 7
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#1 Best Public Universities in Montana
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#5 Best Public Universities in Illinois
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#1 Best Value in West Virginia
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#1 Best Public Universities in Alaska
Applications Due Jun 15
Colleges for earning degrees in Mining and Mineral Engineering can be found in the following states