Michigan State University continues to shine both on the field and in the classroom, according to the latest rankings from U.S. News and World Report. Despite recent struggles in athletics, the Spartans are still considered one of the top schools in the Big Ten and the nation academically.
MSU is ranked just behind Minnesota overall, but stands out in several key areas. The university is ranked as the best school in the country for supply chain management/logistics studies and its study abroad program is ranked eighth in the nation. Additionally, MSU ranks in the top 40 for Best Colleges for Veterans and Most Innovative Schools.
Overall, Michigan State University is tied for 60th among national universities and 28th among the top public schools in the country. The school also ranks 160th in the nation for best value and its engineering programs are in the top 50.
According to U.S. News and World Report, MSU has a total undergraduate enrollment of 39,201 and offers a wide range of activities for students, including over 900 student clubs and more than 275 study abroad programs. The university also boasts one of the largest single-campus residence hall systems in the U.S.
With a strong emphasis on academics and a commitment to providing a well-rounded college experience, Michigan State University continues to uphold its reputation as a top-tier institution in both athletics and academics.