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THE RISE
Over the past two academic
years, the number of engineering
bachelor’s degrees awarded
remained close to 73,000.
This is the highest total
since the mid-1980s. Bachelor’s
degrees awarded to women decreased
slightly last year to 19.5
percent.
COMPILED BY MICHAEL
GIBBONS
Data source: American Society
for Engineering Education
Learn more at: www.asee.org/colleges
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PERCENTAGE OF ENGINEERING BACHELOR'S DEGREES AWARDED TO WOMEN BY SCHOOL, 2004-05*
SCHOOL
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PERCENTAGE* |
| 1.
Yale University |
40.7% |
2.
University of Puerto Rico,
Mayaguez
|
39.4% |
3.
Tennessee State University
|
38.6% |
4.
Morgan State University
|
36.7% |
5.
North Carolina A&T
State University
|
36.6% |
6.
Princeton University
|
36.4% |
7.
Alabama A&M University
|
36.1% |
8.
Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
|
35.2% |
9.
Brown University
|
34.8% |
10.
Tuskegee University
|
34.6% |
11.
California Institute of
Technology
|
32.9% |
11.
Prairie View A&M University
|
32.9% |
13.
University of Rochester
|
32.1% |
14.
Southern Methodist University
|
31.4% |
15.
Tulane University
|
30.0% |
16.
University of Pennsylvania
|
29.7% |
17.
Washington University
|
29.1% |
18.
University of Colorado,
Colorado Springs
|
28.7% |
19.
University of Alabama
|
28.6% |
19.
William Marsh Rice University
|
28.6% |
| 21.
University of the Pacific
|
28.5% |
22.
University of California,
Berkeley
|
28.4% |
22.
Mercer University
|
28.4% |
24.
Wayne State University
|
28.3% |
| 25.
Colorado School of Mines
|
28.0% |
* Minimum of 50 total bachelor’s
degrees awarded.
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Data source: American
Society for Engineering
Education
Compiled by Michael
Gibbons
Learn more at: www.asee.org/colleges |
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ENGINEERING
BACHELOR'S DEGREES AWARDED TO
WOMEN BY SCHOOL, 2004-05
SCHOOL
|
TOTAL |
1.
Georgia Institute of Technology
|
330 |
2.
University of Michigan
|
285 |
3.
Pennsylvania State University
|
266 |
4.
North Carolina State University
|
255 |
5.
Purdue University
|
228 |
6.
University of Puerto Rico,
Mayaguez
|
222 |
7.
University of California,
Berkeley
|
221 |
8.
Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
|
209 |
9.
Texas A&M University
|
208 |
10.
University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign
|
205 |
11.
University of Texas at
Austin
|
194 |
12.
University of California,
San Diego
|
193 |
13.
University of Florida
|
184 |
14.
Cornell University
|
181 |
15.
Virginia Tech
|
161 |
16.
Michigan Technological
University
|
157 |
16.
Ohio State University
|
157 |
18.
Colorado School of Mines
|
142 |
19.
Arizona State University
|
140 |
19.
University of California,
Los Angeles
|
140 |
21.
University of California,
Davis
|
134 |
22.
Iowa State University
|
127 |
23.
California Polytechnic
State University
|
124 |
23.
University of Maryland,
College Park
|
124 |
| 25.
University of Washington
|
121 |
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Data source:
American Society for Engineering
Education
Compiled by Michael Gibbons
Learn more at: www.asee.org/colleges |
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ENGINEERING
BACHELOR'S DEGREES AWARDED BY
SCHOOL,
2004-05
SCHOOL
|
TOTAL |
| 1.
Pennsylvania State University
|
1,396 |
| 2.
Georgia Institute of Technology
|
1,372 |
| 3.
Purdue University |
1,261 |
| 4.
North Carolina State University
|
1,240 |
| 5.
University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign |
1,198 |
| 6.
University of Michigan
|
1,127 |
| 7.
Virginia Tech |
1,098 |
| 8.
Texas A&M University
|
1,044 |
| 9.
Ohio State University
|
892 |
| 10.
University of California,
San Diego |
883 |
| 11.
University of Florida
|
882 |
| 12.
Iowa State University
|
868 |
| 13.
University of Texas at
Austin |
865 |
| 14.
University of Minnesota,
Twin Cities |
818 |
| 15.
University of California,
Berkeley |
776 |
| 16.
California Polytechnic
State University |
706 |
| 17.
Cornell University |
688 |
| 18.
Arizona State University
|
637 |
| 19.
University of Wisconsin,
Madison |
634 |
| 20.
Michigan Technological
University |
627 |
| 21.
University of Washington
|
624 |
| 22.
University of California,
Los Angeles |
615 |
| 23.
Michigan State University
|
614 |
| 24.
University of Central
Florida |
607 |
| 25.
University of Maryland,
College Park |
605 |
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Data source:
American Society for Engineering
Education
Compiled by Michael Gibbons
Learn more at: www.asee.org/colleges |
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