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1
Georgia Institute of Technology  
9.67.77.67.822
A- 8.6
2
Purdue University  
9.58.78.08.97
A- 8.1
3
Pennsylvania State University  
9.58.88.19.46
B+ 8.0
4
Texas A & M University - College Station  
10.09.09.19.04
B+ 7.9
5
California State Polytechnic University - Pomona  
10.08.88.79.34
B+ 7.8
6
United States Naval Academy  
9.27.16.68.39
B+ 7.7
7
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University  
9.47.78.38.76
B+ 7.7
8
University of Minnesota Twin Cities  
9.39.38.38.35
B+ 7.6
9
University of Illinois Urbana - Champaign  
8.88.28.28.77
B+ 7.5
10
California Institute of Technology  
10.09.28.58.53
B+ 7.4
11
University of Maryland - College Park  
8.57.37.67.79
B 7.3
12
University of Alabama  
9.38.68.78.84
B 7.3
13
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute  
8.16.87.36.514
B 7.1
14
University of California - Irvine  
9.59.08.59.53
B 7.0
15
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University  
8.25.37.07.315
B 7.0
16
Wichita State University  
9.37.38.18.04
B 6.9
17
Capitol College  
10.010.010.09.92
B 6.9
18
Dowling College  
9.29.28.99.43
B 6.9
19
California Polytechnic State University - San Luis Obispo  
9.78.08.17.73
B 6.9
20
Missouri University of Science and Technology  
8.59.19.68.14
B 6.9
21
University of Colorado - Boulder  
9.47.79.28.53
B 6.8
22
Auburn University  
10.09.28.510.02
B 6.7
23
Syracuse University  
8.38.59.48.74
B 6.6
24
University of Alabama - Huntsville  
9.89.09.09.82
B- 6.5
25
Worcester Polytechnic Institute  
8.87.27.87.74
B- 6.5
26
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor  
8.03.85.18.814
B- 6.5
27
Florida Institute of Technology  
7.76.25.84.911
B- 6.4
28
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach  
6.95.55.96.348
B- 6.3
29
Case Western Reserve University  
7.66.16.84.910
B- 6.3
30
University of Southern California  
7.66.96.96.67
B- 6.2
31
Massachusetts Institute of Technology  
7.67.76.67.06
B- 6.2
32
University of Central Florida  
7.65.96.37.46
B- 5.9
33
United States Air Force Academy  
8.96.26.68.33
B- 5.9
34
University of Texas - Austin  
9.09.08.19.02
B- 5.9
35
Cornell University  
9.38.99.24.32
B- 5.9
36
LeTourneau University  
6.67.65.56.410
B- 5.8
37
Mississippi State University  
8.79.08.29.72
C+ 5.7
38
University of Notre Dame  
8.98.37.89.42
C+ 5.7
39
Illinois Institute of Technology  
6.16.75.85.210
C+ 5.3
40
Harvard University  
7.86.67.16.23
C+ 5.1
41
Ohio University  
6.46.65.27.86
C+ 5.1
42
Middle Tennessee State University  
8.47.66.98.12
C 5.0
43
Iowa State University  
6.35.55.77.06
C 4.9
44
University of Virginia  
7.52.89.07.42
C- 3.7
45
Farmingdale State College  
5.56.15.54.84
C- 3.7
46
Kent State University Kent  
7.65.74.03.82
C- 3.7
47
San Diego State University  
5.95.85.87.13
C- 3.6
48
Arizona State University - Tempe  
6.64.75.55.92
D+ 3.1
49
North Carolina State University - Raleigh  
7.80.50.57.02
D+ 2.9
50
Stanford University  
5.96.55.55.92
D+ 2.9

 

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Aerospace Engineering Major unemployment rate

_Aerospace EngineeringAll Majors
Unemployed%10%9
Minimum Wage%6%4
All Others%84%86
More: Unemployment for all Majors *** not counting stay at home parents *** not counting those currently in grad school

Are things going well in Aerospace Engineering?

Going Well%68
Not Going Well%32
More: All Majors Satisfaction ??? This is a social "life satisfaction" question. Overall, would people who graduated with a degree in Aerospace Engineering say that their life is going well? It could be interpreted in terms of stress, salary, long hours, future prospects, etc. *** not counting those currently in grad school

Graduates who stayed in Aerospace Engineering

Still in Field%63
Got out%37
More: All Majors Still in field ??? A high "got out" percentage can be interpreted a couple of ways -- for instance, perhaps the major is a great stepping stone to becoming a totally different career -- like a doctor. Or perhaps the jobs one gets with the major just aren't that great. *** not counting those currently in grad school

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