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Oregon's K-12 Students Earn High Marks; Number of Engineering Degrees Remain Unchanged
Business Wire, Jan 15, 2002
remained steady between 1995 and 2000
-- 34th by engineering and engineering technology degrees per
capita, 35 per 100,000 persons in 2000
Leading Universities by Engineering and Engineering Technology Degrees Granted in 2000:
1. Oregon State University - 552 degrees
2. Portland State University - 262 degrees
3. Oregon Institute of Technology - 137 degrees
Source: CyberEducation 2002
Note: Engineering and engineering technology degrees represent degrees conferred at all levels of higher education (associate, bachelor, master's, and doctor) and for all disciplines. Published by AeA, Advancing the Business of Technology (www.aeanet.org).
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