By the Numbers

More than 65,000 bachelor's degrees in engineering were awarded during 2000-2001, up 1.9 percent from the previous year. Undergraduate enrollments totaled almost 386,000, a 4.3 percent increase.

Engineering Bachelor's Degrees Awarded by School

1. Georgia Institute of Technology	1,433
2. Pennsylvania State University	1,370
3. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	1,221
4. University of Michigan	1,177
5. Purdue University	1,093
6. Texas A&M University	999
7. North Carolina State University	987
8. Virginia Tech	961
9. University of California, Berkeley	877
10. University of Texas at Austin	751
11. University of Maryland, College Park	732
12. University of Florida	726
13. Ohio State University	721
14. Cornell University	718
15. University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez	695
16. Iowa State University	691
17. Michigan State University	670
18. Massachusetts Institute of Technology	660
19. Michigan Technological University	645
20. University of Washington	607
21. University of California, San Diego	589
21. University of Wisconsin, Madison	589
23. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	585
24. University of California, Davis	583
25. Auburn University	571

Engineering Master's Degrees Awarded by School

1. Stanford University	1,023
2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology	870
3. University of Southern California	824
4. Georgia Institute of Technology	749
5. University of Michigan	581
6. Wayne State University	533
7. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	498
8. University of Florida	465
9. Pennsylvania State University	456
10. Texas A&M University	434
11. North Carolina State University	431
12. University of Colorado at Boulder	411
13. Purdue University	406
14. University of Texas at Austin	403
15. Virginia Tech	392

Engineering Doctoral Degrees Awarded by School

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology	243
2. Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	217
3. Stanford University	196
4. Georgia Institute of Technology	194
5. University of Michigan	184
6. University of California, Berkeley	179
7. Purdue University	141
8. University of Texas at Austin	140
9. Pennsylvania State University	138
10. Texas A&M University	128
11. Univ. of Maryland, College Park	120
12. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	118
13. Northwestern University	106
14. Virginia Tech	102
15. Cornell University	100
15. Ohio State University	100