Thread: US Engineers Undercounted
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Re: US Engineers Undercounted
I would be interested in seeing is how many of those "225,925" recent engineering graduates actually enter industry as engineers? How many go off to study for advanced degrees?

There could be 225,925 new engineering graduates, but only 70,000 entering the engineering field. The remaining could be entering other professions.

Either way, this is an interesting fact.

Great find, Jessica.

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