About us

Tennessee Tech University is a public-funded research university located in Cookeville, Tennessee. Established as a private institution in 1909, Tennessee Tech was granted full-fledged university status in 1965. The university campus sprawls across 235 acres of land and comprises 87 buildings. The university operates out of eight academic schools and colleges, namely – Agriculture and Human Ecology, Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Fine Arts, and Interdisciplinary Studies. It offers 44 bachelor's programs, 20 master's programs, and several doctoral degrees in diverse fields such as engineering, education, and environmental science. The current enrollment of the university is 10000 plus students, out of whom 4 percent are international students. Tennessee Technological University offers 44 bachelor's programs, 20 master's programs, and several doctoral degrees in diverse fields such as engineering, education, and environmental science. The university is a proud Alma Mater of numerous notable alumni, including Tom Bailey, Dottie West, and Eric Sabel. Deemed as one of the top-ranking public universities of The USA, Tennessee Tech is an excellent place for study overseas.

Ranking	US News List 272nd in Best National Universities Ranking  135th in Top Public Schools Ranking
Placement	92%
Popular courses	Business Mechanical Engineering Biology Nursing Computer Science
Student to teacher ratio	18:1
Living cost	USD 10,633
Accommodation	On and off-campus accommodation available
Scholarships	High Flyers Scholarship Golden Opportunity Grant
M:F ratio	55:45
Average package	USD 32,800 per year
Tuition fee per year	USD 22,000 - USD 27,000 No co-op internship available

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