B.Sc. Courses at Colorado School of Mines

If you prioritize a strong focus on the practical applications of chemical engineering with a heavy emphasis on industry connections, particularly in the energy sector, then Colorado School of Mines might be a better choice than Penn State for a Chemical Engineering bachelor's degree, as Mines has a

The Colorado School of Mines has some following notable rankings-

• US News and World Report ranked the college #76 in National Universities, #36 in Top Public Schools and #139 in Best Value Schools. 
• Wall Street Journal ranked the college 
• Wall Street Journal No. 1 in Best Colleges in Colorado,  No. 16

Student reviews about Colorado School of Mines are mostly positive. Student reviews mention that the professors are understanding and helpful. They like the rigorous academic environment. Students also praise the picturesque location where the campus is located. Students enjoy the inclusive environm

Getting part-time jobs while studying at the Colorado School of Mines is generally feasible. For on campus employment, students need to complete the on-campus work authorization letter and submit the International Portal request for On-Campus Authorization. Students are allowed to work up to 20 hour

The application fee of Colorado School of Mines is $50 (INR 4,246) for all domestic first-year applicants and $75 (INR 6,369) for international first-year applicants.