Engineering Physics Schools in the West

Engineering physics schools in the West by state:

Engineering physics schools in other regions:

Midwest: 55 schools
Northeast: 39 schools
South: 53 schools
Southeast: 35 schools

Popular engineering school cities in the West:

in Alaska:
Anchorage: 1 school
Fairbanks: 1 school
in Arizona:
Flagstaff: 2 schools
Phoenix: 7 schools
Prescott: 2 schools
Scottsdale: 2 schools
Tempe: 3 schools
Tucson: 2 schools
in California:
Aptos: 1 school
Bakersfield: 2 schools
Berkeley: 1 school
Chico: 1 school
Claremont: 6 schools
Davis: 1 school
Fresno: 3 schools
Fullerton: 2 schools
Irvine: 3 schools
La Jolla: 1 school
Long Beach: 2 schools
Los Angeles: 6 schools
Merced: 2 schools
Monterey: 2 schools
Northridge: 1 school
Norwalk: 1 school
Pasadena: 3 schools
Pomona: 1 school
Riverside: 3 schools
Sacramento: 4 schools
San Diego: 7 schools
San Francisco: 5 schools
San Jose: 3 schools
San Luis Obispo: 2 schools
Santa Barbara: 3 schools
Santa Clara: 2 schools
Santa Cruz: 1 school
Stanford: 1 school
Stockton: 2 schools
Vallejo: 1 school
Ventura: 2 schools
in Colorado:
Boulder: 1 school
Colorado Springs: 3 schools
Denver: 4 schools
Fort Collins: 1 school
Golden: 1 school
USAF Academy: 1 school
in Hawaii:
Honolulu: 2 schools
in Idaho:
Boise: 1 school
Moscow: 1 school
Pocatello: 1 school
Rexburg: 1 school
in Montana:
Bozeman: 1 school
Butte: 2 schools
in Nevada:
Las Vegas: 2 schools
Reno: 2 schools
in New Mexico:
Albuquerque: 3 schools
Las Cruces: 2 schools
Socorro: 1 school
in Oregon:
Corvallis: 1 school
Eugene: 2 schools
Klamath Falls: 1 school
Newberg: 1 school
Portland: 4 schools
in Utah:
Logan: 2 schools
Ogden: 2 schools
Orem: 1 school
Provo: 1 school
Salt Lake City: 2 schools
in Washington:
Bellingham: 3 schools
Bothell: 2 schools
Cheney: 1 school
Pullman: 1 school
Seattle: 5 schools
Spokane: 3 schools
Tacoma: 4 schools
in Wyoming:
Laramie: 1 school