Presbyterian Engineering Schools in the Midwest

Listed Our 2024 ranking review contains 8 Presbyterian schools offering engineering majors in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.

Presbyterian-Colleges.com team ranks Hanover College, Carroll University (Waukesha, WI), and Millikin University (Decatur, IL) the top three engineering Presbyterian schools in the Midwest.

See the best 8 Presbyterian engineering colleges in the Midwest below or narrow your search by program, state, or city in the Midwest.

Top 8 Presbyterian engineering schools in the Midwest:

Hanover, IN, 2 engineering programs

Waukesha, WI, 1 engineering program

Decatur, IL, 1 engineering program

Jamestown, ND, 2 engineering programs

Alma, MI, 1 engineering program

Point Lookout, MO, 1 engineering program

Jacksonville, IL, 1 engineering program

New Concord, OH, 2 engineering programs

Northeast: 4 Presbyterian schools
South: 7 Presbyterian schools
Southeast: 4 Presbyterian schools

in Illinois:
Carlinville: 1 Presbyterian school
Chicago: 1 Presbyterian school
Decatur: 1 Presbyterian school
Jacksonville: 1 Presbyterian school
in Indiana:
Hanover: 1 Presbyterian school
in Iowa:
Cedar Rapids: 1 Presbyterian school
Dubuque: 1 Presbyterian school
Storm Lake: 1 Presbyterian school
in Kansas:
Sterling: 1 Presbyterian school
in Michigan:
Alma: 1 Presbyterian school
in Minnesota:
Saint Paul: 1 Presbyterian school
in Missouri:
Fulton: 1 Presbyterian school
Marshall: 1 Presbyterian school
Point Lookout: 1 Presbyterian school
Saint Louis: 1 Presbyterian school
in Nebraska:
Hastings: 1 Presbyterian school
in North Dakota:
Jamestown: 1 Presbyterian school
in Ohio:
New Concord: 1 Presbyterian school
in Wisconsin:
Waukesha: 1 Presbyterian school