Geological and Geophysical Engineering Schools in the Midwest

Geological & geophysical engineering schools in the Midwest by state:

Geological engineering schools in other regions:

Northeast: 5 schools
Northwest: 2 schools
South: 6 schools
Southeast: 3 schools
West: 10 schools

Popular geology school cities in the Midwest:

in Illinois:
Carbondale: 1 school
Champaign: 1 school
Chicago: 4 schools
Dekalb: 1 school
Evanston: 1 school
Normal: 1 school
Rock Island: 1 school
Wheaton: 1 school
in Indiana:
Bloomington: 1 school
Hanover: 1 school
Indianapolis: 2 schools
Muncie: 1 school
Richmond: 1 school
Terre Haute: 1 school
West Lafayette: 1 school
in Iowa:
Ames: 1 school
Cedar Falls: 1 school
Iowa City: 1 school
Mount Vernon: 1 school
in Kansas:
Emporia: 1 school
Hays: 1 school
Lawrence: 1 school
Manhattan: 1 school
Wichita: 1 school
in Michigan:
Albion: 1 school
Allendale: 1 school
Ann Arbor: 1 school
Detroit: 1 school
East Lansing: 1 school
Grand Rapids: 1 school
Holland: 1 school
Houghton: 1 school
Kalamazoo: 1 school
Marquette: 1 school
Mount Pleasant: 1 school
Ypsilanti: 1 school
in Minnesota:
Duluth: 1 school
Mankato: 1 school
Minneapolis: 1 school
Northfield: 1 school
Saint Paul: 2 schools
Saint Peter: 1 school
Winona: 1 school
in Missouri:
Columbia: 1 school
Maryville: 1 school
Rolla: 1 school
Saint Louis: 2 schools
Springfield: 1 school
in Nebraska:
Lincoln: 1 school
Omaha: 1 school
in North Dakota:
Grand Forks: 1 school
in Ohio:
Akron: 1 school
Athens: 1 school
Bowling Green: 1 school
Cincinnati: 1 school
Columbus: 1 school
Dayton: 3 schools
Granville: 1 school
Kent: 1 school
Oberlin: 1 school
Oxford: 1 school
Toledo: 1 school
Wooster: 1 school
Youngstown: 1 school
in South Dakota:
Rapid City: 1 school
in Wisconsin:
Appleton: 1 school
Ashland: 1 school
Beloit: 1 school
Eau Claire: 1 school
Green Bay: 1 school
Kenosha: 1 school
Madison: 1 school
Milwaukee: 1 school
Oshkosh: 1 school
River Falls: 1 school