State of Engineering

Undergraduate engineering enrollment by state

Alaska	665
Alabama	8,046
Arkansas	2,261
Arizona	8,489
California	47,189
Colorado	8,642
Connecticut	2,938
District of Columbia	1,518
Delaware	1,096
Florida	19,136
Georgia	6,770
Hawaii	634
Iowa	6,122
Idaho	2,595
Illinois	12,854
Indiana	10,684
Kansas	5,334
Kentucky	3,375
Louisiana	8,383
Massachusetts	10,281
Maryland	9,534
Maine	840
Michigan	22,865
Minnesota	4,256
Missouri	6,468
Mississippi	2,650
Montana	2,087
North Carolina	9,222
North Dakota	2,358
Nebraska	1,853
New Hampshire	770
New Jersey	5,602
New Mexico	2,805
Nevada	2,416
New York	24,709
Ohio	16,592
Oklahoma	4,993
Oregon	4,960
Pennsylvania	18,754
Puerto Rico	8,174
Rhode Island	1,543
South Carolina	4,542
South Dakota	2,285
Tennessee	7,139
Texas	30,465
Utah	5,411
Virginia	10,159
Vermont	494
Washington	4,509
Wisconsin	9,488
West Virginia	2,222
Wyoming	1,194

People's Choice

Undergraduate enrollment by discipline

1. Electrical/Computer	127,586
2. Mechanical	77,117
3. Civil	43,346
4. Chemical	23,368
5. Industrial	14,029
6. Aerospace	9,717
7. Biomedical	8,990
8. Engineering science & Engineering physics	5,480
9. Metallurgical & Materials	3.024
10. Agricultural	2,248
11. Petroleum	1,538
12. Nuclear	931
13. Mining	476
14. Other	80,589

Up, Up, Up

Engineering enrollment, 1999-2002

	1999	2000	2001	2002
Undergraduate	364,091	369,958	385,959	398,439
Master's	72,091	75,635	79,324	90,665
Doctoral	38,067	39,548	41,513	47,618

Statistics compiled by Michael Gibbons, American Society for Engineering Education