The Gourman Report: Leading Graduate Civil Engineering Programs (1993, 6th Edition)

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1. University of California – Berkeley  
2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)  
3. University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign  
4. California Institute of Technology (CalTech)  
5. Stanford University  
6. University of Texas – Austin  
7. Cornell University  
8. Northwestern University  
9. Purdue University – West Lafayette  
10. University of Michigan – Ann Arbor  
11. Princeton University  
12. Colorado State  
13. University of Washington – Seattle  
14. University of Wisconsin – Madison  
15. Brown University  
16. Columbia University  
17. University of California – Los Angeles (UCLA)  
18. Lehigh University  
19. Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)  
20. Carnegie Mellon University  
21. Texas A&M University – College Station  
22. University of California – Davis  
23. University of Colorado – Boulder  
24. North Carolina State University – Raleigh  
25. Ohio State University – Columbus  
26. Utah State University  
27. Iowa State University  
28. University of Iowa  
29. Pennsylvania State University – University Park  
30. University of Massachusetts – Amherst  
31. University of Minnesota – Twin Cities  
32. Rice University  
33. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute  
34. Washington University in St. Louis  
35. Duke University  
36. University of Kansas  
37. University of Southern California (USC)  
38. Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Virginia Tech)  
39. Oregon State University  
40. Michigan State University  
41. Vanderbilt University  
42. University of Missouri – Rolla  
43. University of Maryland – College Park  
44. University of Pennsylvania  
45. University of Florida – Gainesville  
46. University of Missouri – Columbia  
47. University at Buffalo – SUNY  
48. University of Pittsburgh  
49. University of Oklahoma  
50. Oklahoma State University