ASEE PRISM - DECEMBER 2006

Data source: American Society for Engineering Education. More data can be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL
1. Embry Riddle Aero. U., Daytona Beach	159
2. Purdue University	142
3. U.S. Air Force Academy	103
4. University of Michigan	102
5. Georgia Institute of Technology	94
6. Virginia Tech	93
7. University of Texas, Austin	81
8. University of Colorado, Boulder	79
9. Iowa State University	72
10. Pennsylvania State University	67
11. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	63
12. Embry Riddle Aero. U., Prescott	61
13. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	59
14. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology	58
15. Texas A&M University	54
16. University of Maryland, College Park	50
17. U.S. Naval Academy	49
18. Auburn University	44
18. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	44
20. University of Washington	41
Note: 2,371 total bachelor’s degrees in aerospace engineering were awarded by 61 schools in 2004-05. Data source: American Society for Engineering Education. More data can be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL
1. Pennsylvania State University	112
2. Georgia Institute of Technology	106
3. University of Texas, Austin	104
4. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	98
5. North Carolina State University	93
6. Texas A&M University	86
7. University of California, Berkeley	82
7. Purdue University	82
9. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez	80
9. University of Wisconsin, Madison	80
11. University of Florida	76
12. University of Michigan	68
13. Michigan Technological University	59
14. Brigham Young University	58
14. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	58
16. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Technology	55
17. Auburn University	52
17. Ohio State University	52
19. Colorado School of Mines	51
19. SUNY, Buffalo	51
21. University of Colorado, Boulder	50
21. Iowa State University	50
21. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology	50
Note: 4,521 bachelor’s degrees in chemical engineering were awarded by 157 schools in 2004-05. Data source: American Society for Engineering Education. More data can be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.

CIVIL ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL
1. Purdue University	184
2. Texas A&M University	174
3 . Georgia Institute of Technology	161
3. North Carolina State University	161
5. Polytechnic Univ. of Puerto Rico	150
6. Pennsylvania State University	141
7. Michigan Technological University	121
8. Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	115
8. Virginia Tech	115
10. University of Washington	112
11. Univ. of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez	111
12. University of Florida	110
13. Auburn University	109
14. University of California, Davis	103
15. Michigan State University	92
16. University of Central Florida	90
17. Clemson University	88
18. Iowa State University	87
19. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	85
20. California Polytechnic State Univ., San Luis Obispo	84
Note: 8,247 bachelor’s degrees in civil engineering were awarded by 213 schools in 2004-05. Data source: American Society for Engineering Education. More data can be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING DEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL
1. University of California, San Diego	141
2. Johns Hopkins University	137
3. Duke University	122
4. University of California, Berkeley	117
5. Vanderbilt University	82
6. University of Pennsylvania	78
7. Washington University	73
8. Northwestern University	71
9. Boston University	65
10. Arizona State University	64
11. University of Iowa	63
12. Columbia University	56
13. Rutgers University	55
14. Texas A&M University	50
15. Case Western Reserve University	49
15. Marquette University	49
17. University of Michigan	48
18. Georgia Institute of Technology	45
19. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	42
20. Drexel University	41
20. University of Miami	41
2,410 bachelor’s degrees in biomedical engineering were awarded by 69 schools in 2004-05. Data source: American Society for Engineering Education. More data can be found online at www.asee.org/colleges.