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EDUCATION. *SCIENTIFIC MMVOWERSeventh in a series, this article presents salary information for engineering

graduates in the United States employed in (1) industry, (2) government, and (3)education. Information is based on years of experience since earning thebaccalaureate degree. Information is compiled as of September, 1966, and showsupper and lower decile and quartile salaries and median salaries by years ofexperience. Graphic as well as tabular displays of data are used. (DH)

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THE ENGINEERING MANPOWER COMMISSION

The Engineering Manpower Commission of Engineers Joint Council is chttrgedwith the responsibility of developing programs to:

1. Aid in establishing the importance of engineering to the national economy.

2. Aid in maintaining an adequate supply of engineers.

3. Promote the most effective utilization of engineers in support of the na-tional health, safety and interest.

EMC OFFICERS AND STAFF

CLIFFORD H. DOOLITTLE, Chairman C. S. DARGUSCH, Military and Legislative Advis6r

DONALD E. IRWIN, Vice-Chairman JOHN D. ALDEN, Executive Secretary

This study was conducted under the direction of John Alden. Typing of thetext was done by Carol Iceland and Anne Howell. Ann Alden, Joseph Horn, andEric Alden assisted in computing statistics and plotting the curves.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

In view of the need to keep information regarding participants completely con-fidential, we recognize collectively the many hundreds of companies and agenciesand the thousands of engineering educators who cooperated in the survey.

We are particularly grateful for the contribution of R. C. Fremon and his asso-ciate, Richard Swenson, of Bell Telephone Laboratories, through whose efforts theelectronic data processing program was developed, and Bell Telephone Laboratoriesfor processing the data.

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ENGINEERS JOINT COUNCIL

ENGINEERS JOINT COUNCIL (founded in 1941 andincorporated in 1958) is an organization of engineer-ing societies, with the following objectives:

(a) To advance the art and science of engineering.

(b) To strengthen the engineering community.

(c) To advance the general welfare of mankind.

To achieve these objectives the Council shall:

(a) Promote cooperation among the variousbranches and institutions of the engineeringcommunity.

(b) Foster the interaction of the engineering corn-munity with other segments of our culture.

(c) Contribute to the fOrmulation of public poli-idles reipecting national and internationalaffairs.

(d) Initiate and conduct studies and research.

(e) Promote the dissemination of knowledge andinformation by means of meetings and publi-cations.

(f) Receive, own and maintain funds of real orpersonal property, or both, and to use andapply the whole or any part of the incometherefrom, and the principal thereof.

(g) Contribute funds of real or personal property,or both, to persons and organizations.

(h) Act as an advisory and coordinating agencyfor the engineering community to seek andstudy matters of mutual interest and to rec-ommend concerted action.

(i) Represent the member societies in instances inwhich they deem such joint representation tobe desirable.

(j) Administer selected activities.

(k) Do all things necessary or proper in connec-tion with or incidental to the foregoing ob-jectives and purposes.

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CONTENTS

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ENGINEERING MANPOWER COMMISSION . . .

ENGINEERS JOINT COUNCIL OBJECTIVES

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Federal GovernmentState GovernmentLocal Government

Curves for All Graduates Only

Food and Consumer ProductsHousehold EquipmentInstrumentsMetals, BasicPaper ProductsConstructionMiningTransportation Services

Data Tables Only

Ceramic ProductsTransportation EquipmentProfessional Societies

All Activities by Degree Level

All Bachelor's GraduatesAll Master's GraduatesAll Doctor's Graduates

Education

Engineering Colleges, All Graduates,Total Income

Engineering Colleges, All Graduates,Salary Only

Engineering Colleges, Master'sGraduates, Total Income

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Engineering Colleges, Doctor'sGraduates, Total Income

Engineering Colleges, Doctor'sGraduates, Salary Only

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PROFESSIONAL INCOME OF ENGINEERS

INTRODUCTIONHIGHLIGHTS OF THE SURVEYCOVERAGE AND RESPONSEHOW THE SURVEY WAS CONDUCTEDHISTORY OF THE SURVEYDEFINITIONSLIMITATIONS

CHARTS AND TABLES

Distribution of Sample by Field ofEmployment

Trends in the Earnings of EngineeringGraduates, 1953-1966

All Activities

Industry and GovernmentCurves for AllGraduates, Supervisors, andNon-Supervisors

Aerospace and DefenseBusiness MachinesChemicalsElectrical EquipmentElectronic EquipmentMachineryFabricated Metal ProductsPetroleumAll Manufacturing

Communication ServicesConsulting and EngineeringResearch and DevelopmentUtilitiesAll Non-Manufacturing

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PROFESSIONAL INCOME OF ENGINEERS

INTRODUCTION

This survey is the seventh of a series designed togive basic salary information for engineering gradu-ates in the United States. Engineering graduates inindustry, government, and education are represented.Salaries are analyzed on the basis of years of experi-ence, defined as the number of years since the bacca-laureate degree.

As in the 1964 survey, respondents were asked tosubmit a separate breakout of information for super-visory engineering graduates in addition to the in-formation on all engineering graduates (supervisoryand non-supervisory combined) requested in previ-ous surveys. This preserves the historical consistencyof the survey and also makes possible new data onsupervisory and non-supervisory engineering gradu-ates.

It should be noted that salaries include cost of livingallowance and bonus, but not payment for overtimework. All information was requested as of September1966.

As published in the earlier studies, graphic andtabular presentations show upper and lower decileand quartile salaries and the median salary by yearssince the baccalaureate degree. Also shown are thetotal number earning $40,000 and more, and numberearning less than $6,000. No petcentiles were calcu-lated for groups of fewer than five engineers.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SURVEY

The purpose of this report is to show the presentlevel of engineering salaries and, in addition, to indi-cate their trend over tile past thirteen years.

It is recognized that the samples in this and in pre-vious surveys are not exactly comparable because ofchanges in the participating groups. However, thesize of the total sample and the consistency with whichmany companies and agencies have participatedthroughout the survey series leads us to believe thatchanges in the composition of the survey group havenot materially altered reported medians.

A variety of methods may be used to obtain a sin-gle salary figure for each survey year by which com-parisons of salary levels may be made. One roughmethod of making this comparison is to use the ad-justed median salary. The adjustment is an attemptto compensate for differences in median years of ex-perience when comparing all surveys in the series.All survey medians are brought to the ten-year ex-perience point by adding or subtracting the approxi-mate yearly increase at that point. For example, themedian salaries in 1966 show an increase of about$270 per year for each added year of experience atabout the ten-year point. Since the median years ofexperience for the 1966 survey is 12.4 years, $650

(2.4 years x $270) was subtracted from the actualmedian of $12,500 to give the adjusted median, $11,-850. In the 1962 and 1964 surveys $300 was used;for all previous surveys $250 was used as the yearlyadjustment at the ten-year experience point.

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Actual Adjusted1966 12.4 $12,500 10 $11,850 5.0% 6.5%1964 12.8 11,325 10 10,475 4.5 2.01962 11.2 10,375 10 10,025 4.0 2.01960 9.8 9,600 10 9,650 4.5 4.51958 9.3 8,750 10 8,800 6.5 5.01956 9.1 7,750 10 1,975 6.0 7.51953 10.2 6.500 10 6,450* Rounded to nearest ;25 or 0.5%, 1966 figures rounded to nearest 00.

All percentages are compounded.

With the adjustment required, the total increasein the survey median over the thirteen year period hasbeen about 83.7%. This may be compared with anincrease of 21.0% in the consumer price index andone of 58.8% in the average weekly wages of produc-tion workers.

The chart on page 11 presents the plot of medianearnings in relation to years of experience for the en-tire group of graduates covered in the seven surveys.The average annual increases are shown in the tablebelow this chart, together with the general economicsindices cited. The dotted lines connecting the variouscurves represent increases which would have beenreceived by individuals (represented by the median)as they accumulated experience (see table below).

Years ofExperi-

Indivi- ence (as Percent Increase in Salary*dual of 1966) 1953-56 1956-58 1958-60 1960-62 1962-64 1964-66

A 8 21.8 17.2 19.2 12.213 49.3 22.3 20.3 13.8 16.5 13.1

C 23 40.3 15.0 15.0 9.6 10.7 11.8* Rounded to nearest 0.1%.

The median years of experience for supervisors is18.2 years compared with 9.8 years for the non-supervisors and the median salaries are $15,650 and$12,550 respectively. Median salaries begin to sep-arate to a marked degree at about six 3lears of experi-ence (see charts on page 13). At ten years of experi-ence the difference in the median salaries is only $1,-850 but at 25 years of experience the supervisor'smedian is about $3,750 above the non-supervises.The wider salary range for supervisors is indicatedby the separation of the decile and the median curves.

COVERAGE AND RESPONSE

In all, 1,145 organizations responded (includingeducational institutions) covering 189,127 engineer-

ing graduates. The following tables give additionalinformation on coverage and response:

ORGANIZATIONS PARTICIPATING INTHE SURVEY

NumberContacted

NumberResponding

Industry 1,319 515Government

Federal 87 30State 61 33L6c al 133 55

Engineering Colleges andTechnical Institutes '740 476

Professional Societies 51 36

NUMBER OF ENGINEERS INSURVEY SAMPLE

All Degrees M.S. Ph.D. & Sc.D.Industry 146,336 21,899 4,042Government

Federal 21,649 2,149 322State 10,296 429Local 2,647 155

EngineeringColleges &TechnicalInstitutes 8,041 2,896 4,310

ProfessionalSocieties 158 32

* Combined with M.S.

HOW THE SURVEY WAS CONDUCTED

Industry and GovernmentData for salaries in industry and government were

reported by employers via two questionnaires (A andB) designed to obtain information on earnings of allemployed engineering graduates, classified by the yearin which the baccalaureate degree was awarded (seeQuestionnaire Form, pages 66 and 67). The formsallowed for tabulation of engineers by highest earneddegree. All salary information, however, was reportedin relation to the year of baccalaureate degree as ameasure of experience.

Questionnaire A included salary information on allengineering graduates, both supervisory and non-sup-ervisory. Questionnaire B gave a breakout of engi-neering graduates in supervisory positions. The super-visory group included those engineering graduateswhose supervisory or managerial functions were ofprimary importance. It was recognized that the spe-cific definition of this group would be based upon rec-ords available in responding organizations and there-fore subject to some variation.

Questionnaires were mailed during September to alist of about 1,600 employers in industry and govern-ment. One follow-up mailing to non-respondents wasmade in October. Replies were accepted until earlyDecember.

The Engineering Manpower Commission's 1966survey constitutes one of the largest salary surveysamples of engineers in the United States from thepoint of view of engineers covered.

Census figures indicate the United States has a pop-ulation of approximately 1,000,000 engineers (1966).Of this group, about 45% are non-degree holders,which reduces the U. S. supply of degree-holding en-gineers to roughly 550,000. On this basis, the samplerepresents almost 35% of the degree-holding engi-neers.

Again, we report only limited participation by sev-eral industries. As a result, curves for some industriesare plotted only for supervisors and non-supervisorscombined. For others, only data tables are given be-cause the entries are insufficient to make the decilesand quartiles significant.

Survey participants were urged to submit salary in-formation based on baccalaureate year. A few organ-izations, however, were able to supply these data onlyon the basis of age. The inclusion of these datausingage 22 as the year of baccalaureatedoes not causeany significant distortion except at the 0 years of ex-perience point in some curves.

Where respondents could not supply separate dataon supervisors, the return could only be used in thecombined ( all graduates) section of the industrial orgovernmental category. As a result, the total of super-visors and non-supervisors is usually less than the all-graduate group.

Returns were edited for completeness and consist-ency. Corrections were made, where necessary, inconsultation with the reporting organizations. Returnswere eliminated where incomplete, inconsistent, orotherwise doubtful data could not be verified.

Questionnaires were grouped by principal productor service activity. Twenty-two industrial activitiesand three levels of government activity were analyzedseparately. Industrial categories are the same as inthe 1964 report with the addition of Business Ma-chines and Household Equipment. The former Elec-trical Machinery and Electronics category has beendivided, and the Mineral group has been split intoCeramic Products, Metals (Basic), and Mining.Transportation Equipment has absorbed Motor Vehi-cles, while Transportation Services includes the oldRailroads group. The Unclassified category has beeneliminated, as has the All Government grouping.

Sub-totals are now given for All Manufacturing andAll Non-Manufacturing instead of All Industry. Theseshould be helpful for groups which do not fit com-fortably into any of the more specific categories.

Education

With the cooperation of the American Society forEngineering Education, the data for those engagedin engineering education were collected directly fromindividuals. This method was used in order to obtainadditional information on income from other pro-fessional activities, academic rank; age, etc. (seeQuestionnaire Form, page 68) for a separate andmore detailed analysis, "Salaries and Income of En-

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gineering Teachers-1966," made possible througha grant from the National Science Foundation.

The report will be available through the Engineer-ing Manpower Commission at a postage and handlingcharge of 350 per copy.

Questionnaires were sent to deans of all engineer-ing colleges in the United States for distribution amongthe engineering faculties. More than 9,000 usableforms were received for purposes of the full report.

Basic salary includes all salaries reportedly paidby colleges, without adjustment for differing lengthsof the payment year unless the respondent was em-ployed part-time in which case he was omitted fromthis report. Supplemental professional income in-cludes teaching income (other than basic teachingsalary), research, engineering summer employment,consulting services, technical books, patent royalties,extension and experiment station work, etc.

HISTORY OF THE SURVEY

Throughout its history, Engineers Joint Councilhas conducted studies related to the economic statusof engineers. In 1949 EJC published "The Engineer-ing Profession in Transition. ' Studies were made onstarting salaries of engineering graduates by fields ofemployment in 1949 and 1950.

A specialized study made by EJC on behalf of theDepartment of Defense was published by the Bureauof Labor Statistics in 1952 under the title, "Employ-ment, Education, and Income of Engineers 1949-50A Survey of Engineering Society Members of FullProfessional Grade."

Realizing the lack of comprehensive data on en-gineering income, EJC decided in 1953 to undertakea series of studies in this area. The first report of theseries "Professional Income of Engineers" was com-pleted by EJC in 1953, the second in 1956. Initially,the interval between surveys was three years. How-ever, responding to requests for more frequent updat-ing of information, it was decided that surveys shouldbe conducted biennially. In 1957 the EJC surveyactivities were assigned to the Engineering ManpowerCommission. EMC has conducted and published thesalary surveys since 1958.

DEFINITIONS

In the interest of uniformity of understanding, thefollowing definitions are provided:

(1) SalaryBase salary paid by employers, in-cluding cost of living allowance, if any. Bonusis included if considered part of salary, butnot payments for overtime work.

(2) Supplemental Professional Income* Allforms of professional income exclusive of sal-ary as defined above. This includes research,summer teaching, publications, consulting,etc.

(3) Total Professional Income* Salary plussupplemental professional income as definedabove.

( 4) Chart Data:a. MedianThe point in any array of data

above and below which half of the sf,riesis located, that is, the midpoint.

b. QuartileUpper Quartile: The point in any array ofdata above which one-quarter of the seriesis located and below which three-quartersof the series is located.Lower Quartile: The point in any array ofdata above which three-quarters of the se-ries is located and below which one-quarterof the series is located.

c. DecileUpper Decile: The point in any array ofdata above which one-tenth of the seriesis located and below which nine-tenths ofthe series is located.Lower Decile: The point in any array ofdata above which nine-tenths of the seriesis located and below which one-tenth of theseries is located.

EngineersThose holding a minimum of aBachelor's Degree in a recognized field ofengineering.

Years of ExperienceThe number of yearssince the baccalaureate degree was awarded.This places the different degree levels on anapproximately equal footing, because thoseengineers with advanced degrees start out withsalaries substantially higher, but they are, ofcourse, older.

(7) SupervisorsIncludes those whose duties areprimarily supervisory or managerial, whetheror not they are in specifically engineering posi-tions. (Many respondents, however, reportthat individuals in general management havenot been included in their returns.)

LIMITATIONS

Users of this report should apply salary curves withjudgment. EJC reports salary data exactly as furnishedby the survey respondents, but there is no way of know-ing whether respondents represent a "typical" crosssection of their industry group. No attempt has beenmade to adjust any group in terms of its weight in thenational employment picture. Note that our method ofreporting years of experience occasionally leads toanomalies at the zero years of experience point, andthat fluctuations frequently appear when only smallnumbers of engineers are included in a particulargroup.

*These terms refer only to the analysis of engineerink teachers.

CHARTS & TABLES

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DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLE BY EMPLOYMENTSummarized below is the distribution of the reported engineering graduates by the activity breakdowns

provided in this report:

Industry Classification Number ofCompanies

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All Industry 515 146,336 77.4

All Manufacturing 289 109,673 57.9Aerospace and Defense Industry 29 22,144 11.7Business Machines 8 7,496 4.0Ceramic Products 6 476 0.3Chemicals, Plastics, and Rubber 39 17,087 9.0Electrical Equipment 23 19,442 10.3Electronic Equipment 29 18,286 9.6Food and Consumer Products 16 867 0.5Household Equipment 13 919 0.5Instruments 12 1,336 0.7Machinery (Other than Electrical) 46 4,564 2.4Fabricated Metal Products 30 4,758 2.5Metals, Basic 6 1,120 0.6Paper and Wood Products 6 974 0.5Petroleum 15 9,888 5.2Transportation Equipment 11 316 0.2

All Non-Manufacturing 226 36,663 19.5Communication Services 12 8,303 4.4Construction 14 1,501 0.8Consulting and Engineering Services 74 5,704 3.0Mining 17 1,233 0.7Research and Development 26 7,805 4.1Transportation Services 12 694 0.4Utilities 71 11,720 6.3

All Government 118 34,592 18.3Federal 30 21,649 11.4State 33 10,296 5.4Local 55 2,647 1.4

All Education 513 8,199 4.3Engineering Colleges and Technical Institutes 476 8,041 4.2Professional Societies 36 158 0.1

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Low Docile 10700 11300

'Total Number 4146 4618Numbers ever $40,000 0 0Numbers under 66,000 0 2

12650 12650 13750 14400 14950 16100 167509850 10650 11350 12700,, 13300 14550 149508900 9550 10000 10800' 11550 12450 128508250 8750 9150 9650 '10100 10650 110007650 8200 8450 9000- . 9250 9600 9950

249 351 406 567 829 1113 13170 0 _0 1 0 0 00 0 0 1 0 0 1

1547 18-20 21-2-3 24-26 '27-29 30-34 3521250 22800 23850 24550 27150 26650 2965018300 19300 20300 20750 21650 21000 2150015700 16350 17050 17500 -17600 .17100 1680013500 14000 14550 14950 14700 14450 1385011900 12250 12500 12850 .12650 1.7350 12100

9408 5340 3230 3961 2895 4154 548413 16' 15 29 48 89 2150 4 3 3 1 4 1

NON-SUPERVISORS

Annual Salary by *earsSince Baccalaureate Degree 0 1

Upper Docile 8950 9900IMPer Quartile 8700 9100

Median 825!". 5550Lower Quartile 7700 8100

Lover Docile 7250 7500

Tsui Number 4227 5700Numbers over ;40,000 0 0Numbers war $11,000 8 21

Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaureate Degree 041 1244

Upper Docileuppie-ourole

1535013700

1650014550

*Mau 12200 12750Number of EngineersCovered 115327

Lowor.floartilsLower Docile

107509700

1125010000

Total Number 12865 10009Numbers over ;40,000 0 0Numbers under $11,000 1 0

2 1 A .5 6 7 81055P 116o0 11850 12650 13150 13800 14200,-*9150 10200 10750 11350 11950 12600 129009050 9500 9800 10300 10700 11250 11450:8400 8800 -9100. 9450 9750 10100 100508000 8150 8050 8750 9000 -9200 9250

5770 6151 6617 6315 6472 6436 6421--0 0 0 - 0 0 4 1

14 5 5 7 8 1 3

15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34 3517200 18100 18600 18650 18650 18400 1820015100 15700 16150 16200 16000 15850 1510013250 13550 13850 13750 13700 13350 1290011700 11950 12150. 11950 11700 11350 11150,10300 10350 10400 10400 10100 9900 9500-'

14114 5955 3564. 3963 2866 3733 41471 0 3 : 3 2 2 03 0 0 0 0 0 2

Nets: The total of supervisors and non-supervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

Annual Salary by YearsSince taccalaureate Delve.

$30,000

amamamamammoo

amamammmmmmmmmmom

mmmmmmmmmmmm

LEGEND

Upper DocileUpper QuartileMu lionLower QuartileLower Docile

9,000

L000

7,000

6,000

Number of EngineersCovered 22144

AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE

ALL GRADUATES

eirriIm

11111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111/SiiiiiiiIIIIIIIII11111111111111111112111111111111111111

11111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111115

1111111111511110211111111111111111111111111110111010111011111121111111111mmulnliilleAl

11515021211m11111111111111111111111iROSN:d11111111111111111111111111111giammummummilmummullummill

0 2 4 do $ 10 12 14 lb 1$ 20 22 24 26 2$ 30 32 34

Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaureate Degree

Upper DeelleUpper Wane

MedianLower Guartlle

Lower Docile

Total Numbertimbers ever ;40,000Numbers under $1,000


Upper DeaneUpper Guartlie

MedianLewer Quartile

Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers ever ;40,000Numbers under $1,000

0

94008850845080507400

791o1

9-11

17300153501350012050107 50

2837o0

1.

110009600875082507850

895o1

12-14

1880016400144001255011150

2199o

2

1145010150940087008150

959o0

15-17

2035017700153001330011900

3172o1

3117 5010750985091508450

1148o1

18-20

2250019150160501380012000

1317o0

4127 501150010550970090.50

1210oo

21-23

2270019300160501375011850

770o

5

137501225011050101509300

1076oo

24-26

2290019400162001365011600

84100

6143001280011550105509700

1060oo

27-29

2205018500153501310011500

49620

7

1515013650121501110010200

1280oo

30-342185019050163001350011450

55420

8

160001420012600--1135010400

1178o

35

2200018300155001265010800

36110


$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

tilIIIIIIIIHftIIIIMEM=11111111111111111MIUMMIIIIMMIll

111111111111,2PalmillIMIIIINuman-mircriraziailiaEMPIN111E2MINIM111.1111111161111

IIMINI11111111111.

1111111

SUPERVISORS

AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE

$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000 6,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

I 4

.1.1

,.

0 2 4 6

LEGEND

Upper Decile

10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24


Upper DocileUpper Quartili

MedianLower Quartile

Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers over $40,000Numbers under $11,000

AnnualSince Baccalaurea

Salaryte Degreeby Years

Upper DocileUpper (baffle


Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers over ;40,000Numbers under $5,000

26 28 30

0

1940018500145001075010300

600

9-11

19800177 50160001455013200

64100

32 34 36 0 2 4

SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

19000 17650 2025016750 15750 1590015500 12500 11850

9850 96 50 99009350 8550 91 50

10 17 290 0 00 0 0

12-14 15-17 18-2021350 22300 2485018800 19950 2200016750 17500 1875015300 15850 1650013800 14300 14950

582 1122 5340 0 00 0 0

6 8 10

4

1745014850136501245010700

2700

21-23

244502200018750165501 5150

29500

12 14 16

5

1885015900138501265011300

4500

24-262500022200189501655014450

34400

18 20 22

6

1795016000142001260011 550

7200

27-292685022150194501670014000

14120

24 26 28

7

1820016350150001350012100

13900

30-342540021 5501890016 55015400

22520

30 32 34

8

1835016900154501400012500

18100

35

2420021000181501615014400

14810

36

/IMMO

Upper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Dcile

Number of EngineersCovered 4558-

Number of EngineersCovered

Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccataureate Degree

Upper DocileUpper Quartile


Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers ever $40,1100Numbers under $1,000




Lower Docile


0

93508800845080507450

77400

9-11

1 585014350128501165010500

213300

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

10900 11300 116509600 10100 107008750 9400 98508300 8700 91507950 8200 8450

870, 923 10950 0 00 0 0

12-14 15-17 18-20.16900 18100 193501 5150 1 5900 1665013600 14150 1455012100 12600 1260010850 11350 11100

1578 2003 7780 0 00 1 0

412600114501050096509050

116100

21-23

1990016600146001275011100

47100

5

134501205010950101009300

100300

24-26

1945016850145501245010700

48400

6

13501260011450105009600

96300

27-29

1885016000145001245011150

35100

7

1445013250119501100010100

110900

30-341885016800145501210010800

32600

8

1485013600122501120010250

96300

35

179501 56 5013450115509800

20900

- 17194

Sete; The total of supervisors and non-supervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

15

16Annual Salary isy Years

Since taccalaureete Degree

$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

BUSINESS MACHINES

ALL GRADUATES

_ - ------ 1 -

sow--#----

0

LEGEND

Upper Decile leel No me

2 4 6 8




Lower Docile





Lem Docile

Tetal NumberNumbers ever ;40,000Numbers under $1,000

10

0

97008900855082208000

2190o

9-111810016450148001305011600

113200

12 14

1

102509550880083508050

3580o

12.142085018450158001345011950

70400

16

2

1085010350970091008450

4880o

15-172200018900161501420012400

111800

lid

3

11700109001025095009000

3660o

18-202455021000170501460012550

30600

22

4126501175010850100509350

4660o

21-232455020650175001465012750

14410

24

5

133501225011000103009700

5410o

24-262460020900173501475012400

1200

"0

26 28

6

1445013150120501115010150

4850o

27-292395020200178501345010800

8510

30

7

1530013900127001135010350

4620o

30-342270019850157001360011250

8610

32 34 36

8

1645014950131501170010600

35600

352315018500139001215010350

6000

Upper QuartileMedianLower Quartile semsrammLower Decile ow, ilms Nei



$30,000

21,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

SUPERVISORS

LL I I 1 1 LI

BUSINESS MACHINES

I I330,000

rt,

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II III MEMMMEMMOM AMU ESWMAME EMEMI111111 EMMMEMIEMUMEM

AMIVAIMMIG=MMVMR OUPTU Mb-EMMEMIA rancomm111MwoOAPIMPPAMMEMEWAWM111 MUMWORKMEREOWN2Mil mmR_

1

0 2 4 6 8

LEGEND

Upper Docile

10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24



MedianLmr Quartile

Lower Docile





Lew Dedle





Lower Docile




MedianWW1? Qoartile

Lower Dedile

Total NumbeiNumbers ever ;40,000Numbers under $1,000

26 28 30 32

0

00000

000

9-11

1970017800162501510013950

434

0

9700890,085i082008000

21900

9-111675015250136501230010950

69800

Upper QuartileMedian

QuartileLowrNana .11MLower Did.

Number of EngineersCovered - 1896


28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

C00034 36 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 36 28 30 32 34 36

17NON-SUPERVISORS

((E",

11111111111111MMEMMEOWINEOMEwormrammummammMEMAOMM PIIMIWOMKNO

IIIYMOOMInirq'qwmocramillimmaivACMINIMMSOMMOS.712.0

1111111

MINIES22M

SUPERVISORS

1 2 3 4- - --- - -_ _ _

_ _

1 2 50 0 00 0 0

12-14

2325020200182C01610014650

m00

15-17 18-20

23850 2650020650 2325018250 1995015950 1690014800 15100

534 1530 00 0

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

10200 10850 117009550 10350 109008800 9700 102508350 9100 95008050 8450 9000

357 486 3610 0 00 0 0

12-14 15-17 18-2018400 19100 2020016300 16550 1745014150 14700 1490012450 12900 1340011150 11550 10950

413 584 1530 0 00 0 0

5 6 7 81560014250135001290012350

1535014150131501245012050

1655015050'142001335012250

1675015550MNMWMN

14 33 59 810 0 0 00 0 0

21-23 24-26 27-29 30-3427050 27650 25650 2550023050 23950 22500 2240020100 19850 19700 1875017850 17550 18200 1555016300 15650 15400 14350

61 53 36 370 0 10 0 0 0

4 5 6 712450 13000 13800 1455011650 12000 12800 1345010900 10900 11850 1230010050 10300 11050 111009350 9650 10050 10200

452 508 426 3810 0 0 00 0 0 0

21-23 24-26 27-29 30-3420700 20800 20900 2005018150 17850 18250 1645015250 15750 14300 1435013450 13150 11550 1190012050 11700 10350 10650

83 67 49 491 0 1 00 0 0 0

Note: The total of supervisors and non-supervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

MW16550MNMWMN

80

35

2635023750200001585013750

2200

8

1545014050125501140010450

276:00

35

176001425012700112509600

3800

18Anriva 1 Sa 1a ry Ity Yoe rs

Sirce Baccalaureate Dow.*$30,000

29,000

21,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

is,oao

1t060

16,0o0

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000,

8,000

7,000

6,000

CHEMICALS

ALL GRADUATES

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1=11111EMIIIIIIII=En111111111,21111Mi10111111111

Allind11111M1111111111111111111111111111111111111121111MMIII

11111111MMIPPEill IMEIEMIOI IIII I IIOrdE I II

"*H.Mill=111111

41k

LEGEND

Upper Decile low ow oil-

2 4


Upper DecileUpper Quartile


Lower Dec*



Upper DecifeUpper Quartile


Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers over ;40,000Number's under $6,000

10 .12

0

89508750845081007600

59200

9411435012950118501090010150

142100

14

1

96509000865083008050

76300

12-141555014000127001160010650

141700

16

2

100009650915085508150

57400

15471735015300136001235011250

276220

111 20

3

106009900945090008400

80101

18-201910016800148001315011950

124110

22

41095010400970092008650

66300

21-232110017600155001355012300

80720

24 26

5

12100108501010094009000

57900

24-262315019050163001410012400

1269. 5

0

211

6

12650111501035096009100

71000

27-292555020200169001415012250

80180

30 32

7

129501170010650

99009250

52400

30-342480020300170501460012450

100912

0

8

136501235011250103009550

55100

35

28000*21050172001375011650

60314

0

Upper QuartileMedianliwor QuartileLciwer Docile



$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

CHEMICALS

SUPERVISORS

ill1111111

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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36

$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

MEMMEMEMMEMMMEINIMENMEMME2MEMMEMEMMEMMOPM=aImmmummarommimmalkmmumewlawmaammimillaMEMOnWM2WM2MMEMMEMIIMPCREMMEMMEM7111111111111

0 2 4 6 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36

SUPERVISORS

LEGEND



Upper DecileUpper Quarile


Lower Docile





Lower Docile


0

88008500800075007200

1600

9-11

1550013800125501150010700

37600

1

95508950860083008050

4000

12-141680015250137501245011500

49800

Median 1=1211Lower Quartile

1111111Lower Docile


2

99509600910084508050

4100

15-17

1925016900150501330012200

115520

3 4 5 6 7 8

10850 10750 12000 12550 13700 1460010350 10300 11050 11650 12450 129009700 9750 10250 10650 11150 121509200 9300 9550 9750 10250 110008650 9000 9150 9200 9500 10150

79 90 73 118 84 1160 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0

18-20 21-23 24-26 27-2e 30-34 3521450 23500 26100 29950 28950 33350.18650 20100 21650 23750 23500 2455016500 17150 18300 19300 19400 1950014550 15300 15950 16350 16500 1665013100 13600 14200 14000 14900 14100

563 377 653 415 505 3121 2 5 8 11 140 0 0 0 0 0

NON-SUPERVISORS

Annual Salary by "JarsSince Baccalaureate begree

0 1

Upper Docile 8950 9650Upper Quartile 8750 9000

Median 8450 8650Lower Quartile 8100 830C

Lower Decile 7600 8050

Total Number 571 718Numbers over $40,000 0 0Numbers under $6,000 0 0

Annual Salary by YearsSince fIaccalaureate Degree

9-11 12-14Upper Declle 13900 14450

Upper Quartile 12700 13300Median 11600 12250


Lower QuartileLower Docile

1070010100

1130010400

Total Number 1036 900Numbers over $40,000 0Numbers under $1,000 0

2 3

10000 105509700 99009150 94508550 90008200 8400

532 7190 00 1

15-17 18-20

15250 1650014050 1525012900 1375011950 1250010950 11300

1585 6670 00 0

4 5 6 7 8

11000 12100 12700 12850 1335010400 10850 11000 11550 120009700 10050 10350 10550 110509200 9400 9600 9800 102008600 8950 9100 9200 9450

568 505 587 435 4290 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0

21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34 35

17050 18400 18650 19300 1980015750 16500 17200 17500 1730014250 14600 14900 15250 1445012750 13000 12900 13200 1220011800 11500 11200 11450 10450

423 603 374 491 2800 0 0 00 0 0

Note: The total of supervisors and non.supervlsors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

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$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,00

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

SUPERVISORS

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1:111111111

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$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

11,030

111114/AMMIll 5.1111167AriaIIVAINgigg1171111.111111MMILIMMUNIMMEN11111111MMIER

11 MEM= MRRN

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36

LEGEND

Upper Decd.Upper QuartileMedianLower QuariileLower Docile

Number of EngineersCovered --- 1045





Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers over $40,000Numbers wItler $1,000




Lower Docile

9-111840016850155001400012300

Total Number 111Numbers over $40,(00 0Numbers under $6,000 0

Annual Wary by YearsSince Baccalaureate Degree



Lower Docile


Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaurnte Degree



Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers over ;40,000Number, under $6,000

0

92008750830077507300

154

13

9-111545014250128001140010150

636

°0

14,000

1,4,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

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SUnERVISORS

2 3 4 5

oo

12-141950018150165001505013550

2050018750167501500013700

1220 10 0

NON-SUPERIMORS

ONO =11.

202501490013500121509900

23100 23450 2215020200 21000 2040017700 18600 1805015650 16700 1570013750 14450 14150

298 126 73 35

00

00

12 4 9

00 00

0

15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26

1 2 3 4 5

10050 10250 10900 11700 119509150 9700 10300 10850 111008550 9100 9600 10200 103008100 8400 9000 9350 95007450 7800 8200 8600 8800

161 199 280 259 257001 1 0000 0 0

12-14 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26

16550 17000 18200 18700 1885015050 15250 15850 16100 1540013250 13450 14050 13800 1355011750 11900 12250 12100 1155010350 10750 10650 10800 10250

493 693 227 113 104

00 00 00 01

00

1355012950124501150010200

14

8

27-292490019850171001525014150

5140

6

129501215011100102009250

319

0

27-29

1880015700133501210010600

74

00

Nete: The total of supervisors and non-supervisors ina/ be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

7 3

15650 1725014400 1480013300 1370012100 1310011250 11100

17 23

0

2310019800163501420012600

30-34 3537:55024400188501515013300

63 461 30 0

7 3

13750 1455012750 1345011600 1225010450 109509500 9900

312 294

00

0

30-34 3515950 1880014650 1600012250 1300011000 1085010050 9350

107 64

00

00

21

22Annual Salary by Years

Skim Bea...laureate Degree$30,000

14,000

28,000

28,00o

25,000

20004,

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

18,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

1000

12,000

11,000

10,000

A00

8,000

7,000

6,000

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

ALL GRADUATES

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0

LEGEND

Upper Dee le MN ION

Upper Quartile

2 4 6


Upper OrcileUpper Quartile

MunnLewer iliartile

Lower Docile



Upper UtileUpper Quartile


Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers ever ;40,000Mimi 's under $1,000

10

0

90008750835079007250

45400

9411670014700128501150010350

214100

12 14

1

98508950855081507600

771

0

12141860016750145501250011100

197901

16

2

108009950910084508000

60402

15472040017900152501305011550

292610

18 20

3

1145010250950088008200

76200

18-202205019350161501355011850

100110

22

41230010950995092008450

74900

21-232255019700165001380012050

67310

24 26

5

12750115501045095008950

86100

24-262270019600166001385012050

706'10

28

6

13600120001080099009200

96401

27492305019900160001345011700

45940

30 32

7

142001275011550104009500

112900

30-342240018900157501335011400

56610

34

8

149501340012100110009900

98201

352505020400169001420012150

558130

MedianLower QuartileLower DWI. MI



$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

SUPERVISORS

11

Efforaminizeralamm.nonmnfrommaial.

iiSE11/41MrAMMIPLIIINIMMT:MAIIIIIM1111111

.\J!

$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

11M111111111111111111

11111111111111.MEINERINIMIP111111Pid11111111111=11=11/11111111=111

mummottem=raigiaratier.rmwirmg.2...wwwwwwm.__-m-um-

r'11111111 HEIM0 2 4 6 10

LEGEND

Upper Docile

12 14 16 18 20 22 24




Lower Docile





Lower Decile


26 28 30

1790017700174001710012200

1200

9-11

1920017100148001310012050

40400

32 34 36 0 2 4

SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

12200 15600 1390011000 13250 125509650 11500 106009000 10400 95508400 9400 9100

8 14 320 0 00 0 0

12-14 15-17 18-20

21000 22250 2410018650 20200 2140016600 17750 1870014550 15150 1590013050 13750 14450

550 939 3800 1 10 0 0

6 8 10

4

16600143501200096508900

2800

21232410021100181001550013950

29510

12 14 16

5

165001365012200110509600

4100

24-26

2495021900188001610014500

30810

18 20 22

6

164501410012750109509800

7300

27-29

2580021950186001590014250

18740

24 26 28

7

1750014800129501170010600

10600

30-34

2435020900176501535014100

23810

30 32 34

8

1655015150136501240011300

12800

35

2950022600186501570013650

26013

0

36

.1110 MONIED

Upper QuartileMedian

QuartileLowerem emomi.Lower Decile






Lower Declle



Upper DullsUpper Quartile


Lower Declle


0

89508700835079007250

44000

9-111575014050125501125010200

170200

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

9850 10700 111008950 9900 102008550 9100 94508150 8400 87507650 8000 8200

752 579 71000 00

12-14 15-17 18-2017450 18500 2010015850 16700 1745013700 14250 1460012050 12350 1255010750 11150 11100

1394 1943 6060 0 01 0 0

41200010900990091508400

70700

21-232140018000151501260011200

35800

5

12600114501040095008900

81000

24-261990017400147501255011100

38500

6

13200118001070098009150

87901

27-292115017400142501245011200

26700

7

138001255011400103009400

100700

30-342055017450143001230010650

32100

8

145001300011900108009750

83501

35

2260018600155001310011400

29200

-Note: The total of supervisors and nonsupervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

MIN

I

Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaureate Dogrel,

130,000

21,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

MACHINERY

SUPERVISORS

Milli Midi

MIIIMMEIMMEREMMINMMERMOIM WAIMMENEMMEMOMMEREMMMMIME=mmummi mimmmommmommommlisammism

1111111111161

ICI 1111111

0 2 4 6 1 10

LEGEND

Upper DocileUpper QuartileMalianLower QuartileLower Dui le

MEM

MEFM!1



$30,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

21000 FAIIIIIIIIIIIIII

II11111111

1111111 1111111111

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

'tow

1C000 11111111111"MIEN

MINIMMENIIMEMMEMEM IIIMMEMEMEmmommumaimmammaammMEMMEMME=WPMMEMEME

mooMMME2M2MOTAIng!!_m!!MI ".011 VIMMSEMMIll

PmdMilmalMEMOMIII.."A"--% ofimm====ammem

14,000

1,000

6,00012 14 16 18 20 22 24



MedianLner Quartile

Lower Docile

Teta! NumberNumbers ever 140,000Numbers under $8,000




Lower Docile





Leaver Docile

Tetal Number;umbers vier s4e,000Numbers under $1,000




Lower Docile

Tetal NumberNumbers ever $40,000Numbers under $11,000

26 28 30

0

100

9-111910015750136501250010850

6400

0

90008700825076507250

16000

9-1113000119501090098009050

38100

32 34 36 0 2 4

SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

00000

3 0 30 0 00 0 0

12-14 15-17 18-2020400 21600 2280016350 17350 1915014350 15450 1625012600 14000 1415010700 12050 12400

109 188 1420 3 10 0 0

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

9750 9950 106508900 9550 98008500 8850 91508100 8350 84007550 8050 7800

195 187 1570 0 01 0 0

12-14 15-17 18-20

14450 14850 1670012950 13250 1380011850 12000 1225010550 10700 109009400 9450 9650

334 449 1950 0 00 0 0

6 8 10

4

_.

100

21-232585019650169001390012450

8010

41105010350955088508300

13700

21-23

171001515013150114509700

9600

12 14 16

5

300

24-263335022250176501490012550

10060

5

1100010500965087507850

16100

24-26181501410012550106509600

12610

18 20 22

6

156001500013000115009800

11

00

27292390019900169501495012600

6700

61155010650990091508400

15401

27-2917900148501210010250

9250

11410

24 26 28

7

191001295012500120509900

9

30-342815020850161001505012650

10040

712350111501040095508500

16101

30-34176001470012100104009300

10610

30 32 34

1615013900127501175010200

2600

354005025500175001505012000

9012

0

127001170010750100009000

15401

35

155001380012250103008800

13900

36

NMI: The total of supervisors ond non.supervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

25


Since Baccalaureate Degree

$30,000

29,000

211,000

27,000

26,000

/-25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

0

FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS

ALL GRADUATES

AI.

I

1,

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LEGEND

Upper Decal, soUpper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Docile ow um saw


2 4 10 12

Annual Salary by Years 0Since Baccalaureate DegreeUpper Docile 8950

Upper Quartile 8750Median 8350

Lower Quartile 7850Lower Docile 7350

Total Number 140Numbers ever $40,000 oNumbers under $1,000 o

Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaureate Degree 941

Upper Docile 13750Upper Quartile 12600

Median 11400Lower Quartile 10400

Lower Mlle 9600

Total Number 445Numbers over $40,000 oNumbers under $1,000 0

-1 -

...... ........

14

197009000860082007750

140

111

299009550900084508100

178

1$ 20

3

106509900945089008250

145

22

41130010350965091508350

132

24 26

51140010600975091508400

125

2$

6119001095010300

95509050

169

30 32

7

12900117501060097009100

138

34

8131001180010750100009300

142oo

oo

o1

oo

o1

oo

oo

oo

12-14 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26 27-29 3044 3515800 18200 20050 22200 22250 28850 25800 2915013850 15300 16000 17950 18300 20100 18800 2090012350 13000 13700 14650 15500 15400 14750 1480011100 11400 11950 12200 12300 12350 11850 1190010050 10250 10300 10600 10450 10300 10200 9700

478 755 365 209 347 222 288 3400 3 1 3 2 6 6 80 0 0 0 2 1 0 0


$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS

SUPERVISORS

\<4.

11111111ffEOM IKIIIMINIrAMIllhamilNM" 1/41111111MMIIIIIIIIIIINR211WAPT:11111MIIIIMMIll

1111g2ragENEWM1111511111111121:17MINEMMI1111=1111WAPETAIIIMBELE22M11111!!!!MPECNIMIMIIIMINiNw

NON-SUPERVISORS

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

111,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

11,000

6,000 1 I 6,0000 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 0 2 4 6 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36

LEGEND

Upper DscileUpper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Decile

11111 =PM/

MMIN .11111111






Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers ever $40000Numbers under $1,000




Lower Docile





Lower Docile





Lower Docile


0

00000

000

9-111550013800130501170010400

1050o

0

89 508750835078507300

13800

9-11

128 50121001095010250

9 500

32100

SUPERVISORS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 89 100 10300 13300 1 3250 13400 14900 141 50 154508850 9750 11250 11400 11500 126 50 12700 134008550 9150 10650 9700 10500 11350 11400 109508300 8600 10200 8900 9600 99 50 10050 101008100 8250 9700 77 50 9100 9100 9400 9050

9 7 7 15 16 23 25 310 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

12-14 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34 3517 450 20 550 21850 2440 0 25300 32700 29100 336 5015550 17350 18300 19 550 19800 24800 217 50 2495013500 14900 15500 16150 17150 18700 17550 1715012300 13000 13300 13600 149 50 1 5100 14350 1405011200 11450 11800 12000 12350 12400 12200 11750

181 345 194 119 202 127 162 1980 2 1 2 1 5 3 82 0 4 3 3 1 4 1

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 89700 9900 10550 11000 11050 11600 12500 125009050 9600 9850 10300 10450 108 50 11450 116008600 9050 9400 9650 9700 10250 10500 1070081 50 8450 8850 9150 9100 9 550 9650 98507600 8100 8200 8450 8350 9000 9000 9350

117 164 131 115 105 136 102 980 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

12-14 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34 35

14400 14700 1 5000 1640 0 17600 17050 168 50 1870012950 131 50 13550 14850 15100 14300 14200 1490011750 11850 12250 12650 12450 12400 11900 1220010650 10800 10950 11150 11050 108 50 10550 99 509700 9750 9750 9400 9550 9200 8900 90 50

283 384 160 85 140 88 117 1330 1

01 1 1 2 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Notes The total of supervisors and non-supervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separationr

27



$30,000

28,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

18,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

8,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

PETROLEUM

ALL GRADUATES

1 1111111111.1

11 11 m:1 1111 11 II 111=2111I II 11 1 PA I1 1111111 211111101111111111

1 1111 IIEMSIMIN:mull Implimpummi 11 1111m1P5M511 II I

I IVISIMLINAIMiliI AMINICIMMEMfflti1 APUIRWINimmommollmmommil

1,09--.ATifirell II1

14R12111111 11 11 11 1gIIIIII II II II 11 11 MI MINIM 11 1

0

LEGEND

Upper'Decile rommisom

2 4 6



MedianLewer Quartile

Lower Docile


Annual by YearsDSince Baccalaurea

Salaryte egree



lower Nth@

Total NumberNumbers ever ;40,000Numbers under WON

10

0

89508750840081007500

25901

911145001305011700106009950

99100

12 14

1

98509400880083008050

33501

12-141615014350126001135010350

95700

16

2

104009800925086008200

33801

15471765015250133001200010800

14981()

18 20

3

1080010100955090508350

28300

18202050017200149501300011650

98140

22

41145010550975091508500

28700

21-232170018600161501375012250

56630

24 26

5

12050108501000093508800

30000

24-262345018850160001365011900

67360

28

6

12050110001025094508900

33502

27-292805021250169001420012300

53290

30 32

7

13150119001075098509150

36100

30443025021400171001380011900

54921

0

34

8

136001240011150103009550

32211

35

3695024050181501480012150

32126

0

Upper QuartileMedian M111=11Lower Quartilelower Docile

Number t.: EngineersCovered 9888


$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000.

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

PETROLEUM

SUPERVISORS

wit

ff,!-;c1 I 1

1 I41111RIMINIEMIR liiiwarigorAIII aiNNormalwAmimillmi

IIIIIMIII.41111PAR=MINECE-INELISPW

PP-

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36

$30,000

28,000

26,060

24,000

22,000

20,000

11,000

16,000

14,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

.Lotti

AO.

MMAN/4 IIIFAIRPriglidlEa1102iMMIM

A/211PEMIESIERE11=-ENU. RE

12,000

10,000 ,7

t000 I

6,000 1

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36

LEGEND

Upper Dicile




Lower Docile


Anr.ual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaureate Degree



Lower Docile


0

00000

000

9-11

1555014100127501150010550

21100

SUPERVISORS

1 2

- -_ -1 70 00 0

12-14 15-17

17850 1955015850 1650013800 1415012250 1265011350 11750

300 6620 10 0

QuartileUpperMedianLower Quartile

=IMMO IMMINN ON=M11.Lower Docile


3

---400

18-20

2285018900160501405012550

50840

4 5 6 7

12450 12550 13250 1455011750 11950 12200 1295010750 11400 11300 11500

9600 10750 9850 104009050 10300 9100 9800

11 9 25 490 0 00 0 0

21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34

23900 25300 31550 3520020300 20200 24000 2460017550 17450 18600 1885015200 15250 15500 1570013150 13550 13350 13500

279 367 329 3352 6 10 200 0 0 0

8

1480013200120001105010350

ss

35

4005031150201001625014050

19426

0





Lower Docile





Lower Docile


0

89508750840081007500

25901

9-11

139501275011450104509750

780

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

9850 10400 108009400 9800 101008800 9250 95508300 8600 90508050 8200 8350

334 331 2790 0 01 1 0

12-14 15-17 18-20

15000 16200 1760013650 14350 1565012200 12700 1375011000 11400 1225010200 10400 11150

657 836 473

41130010500970091508500

27600

21-23

1875017000150001295011900

2871

5

1200010800995093008800

29100

24-26

1950016950142001245011050

306

6

11Q00109501025094508850

31002

27-292015017150151001295011150

203

7

12900117501065097509100

31200

30-341995017100142001220010300

21410

8

132501220010950102009400

264

1

35

2240019050158501330011250

12700

-Note: The total of supervisors and non-supervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

29



$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

ALL MANUFACTURING

ALL GRADUATES

4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22


Annual Salary by Years 0 1 2 3 4 5

12000 12800Since Baccalaureate Degree

Upper Decile 9000 9900 10700 11150LEGEND Upper Quartile 8800 9150 9850 10350 10900 11500

median 8400 8600 9200 9550 10000 10400

Upper Docile me see es. Lower Quartile 8050 8150 8500 8900 9250 9502Lower Docile 7400 7600 8050 8200 8500 885 _

Upper QuartileMedian IIMEMIMIIIIMI Total Number 2897 4261 4107 4597 4644 471gLower Quartile Numbers over $40,000 0 0 0 0 0Lower Docile mime an Numbers under $6,000 2 6 6 5 2 3

Annual Salary by Years 941 1244 1547 1840 2143 2446Since Baccalaureate Degree

Upper Docile 16450 17950 19500 21500 22250 23050UpperQuartile 14500 15700 16750 18100 18700 19000

Median 12650 13550 14350 15250 15750 16000Lower Quartile 11200 11950 12500 13100 13350 13400

Lower Docile 10150 10600 11150 11450 11750 11500

Total Number 12117 10805 17193 7546 4576 5695Numbers over $40,000 0 0 12 9 12 24Numbers under $6,000 2 3 1 0 0 2

6 7 8

14250 150501345013400MOO ME 11900

318S WS TM509g

5

27-29

5324 47230 13 3

3034 35

24350 2E8 ggs19550 1

15E3 125012950

50 160501311400 11150 10850

3216 5292 281S37 64

1 2 1


$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20000,

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,610

10,000

8,000

ALL MANUFACTURING

SUPERVISORS00,000

28,000

26,000IAMIAMMill41111111111111

appz-dEIREMMEAME

III

EMMEWIrgAMM iiNOAMMAMMPE

A my:minima=mirdmaggpm====rwmmigsmmirm

24,000

22,000

20,000

13,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000 6,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

.1 HI11111.1 iiiiiii101:11011111111mrAmmiggredamiiim

ymnapims SZEMOIMFr- .0.**

0 2 4 6 8

LEGEND

Upper Decil.'Wiper

10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24


Upper Dociletipper Quartile

Media3Lower Quartile

Lower Docile

Tetel NumberNumbers ever $40,000Numkrs under $1,000




Lower Declie

Teta! NumberNumbers ever $40,000Numbers under $1,000

26 28 30

0

17850173501015081007450

3500

9-11

1880016700147501285011400

251200

32 34 36 0 2

SUPERVISORS

1 214200 139009650 106508800 95008400 87508150 8200

78 1030 00 0

12-14 15-17

20150 2165017900 1890015500 1625013450 1415012050 12550

2813 55900 112 0

4 6

313950110501000093508750

17400

18-20

2360020100170501480013050

282894

8 10 12

4145501265010350

94509000

21000

21-23

2415020750177501535013300

174493

14 16 18

5156501345011650102009350

26500

24-26

2535021450180501560013700

2276213

20 22

6156501405012250107009600

43500

27-29

2885022650185001540013550

154835

1

24 26 28

71670015050132001145010200

57000

30-34

2895022400183001550013350

1900584

30 32 34

8

1710015550136001195010650

70301

35

3395024000186001530013000

145389

1

36

QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Dec&


NON-SUPERVISORS


0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Upper Docile 9000 9900 10700 11150 12000 12750 13250 13850 14500Upper Quartile 8750 9200 9900 10400 11000 11500 11950 12650 13050

Median 8400 8650 9250 9600 10100 10500 10850 11400 11750Lower Quartile 8050 8250 8600 9000 9350 9600 9950 10300 10650

Lower Docile 7400 7900 8150 8300 8700 9000 9150 9400 9750

Total Number 2835 3710 3608 3887 3865 3843 4000 4059 3501Numbers ever $40,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Numbers under $1,000 1 3 4 2 0 1 4 1 2


9-11 12-14 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34 35

Upper Declie 15400 16600 17450 18500 18900 18850 19000 19150 19850Upper Quartile 13800 14750 15250 15850 16350 16500 16600 16750 16750

Median 12300 12900 13400 13900 14250 14050 14150 14100 13800

Number of Engineers Lover QuartileLower Docile

1100010050

1150010350

1195010700

1225010800

1245011050

1220010700

1215010550

1185010350

116509750

Covered - 69586Total Number 8122 6354 8932 3475 2117 2418 1637 1838 1385

Numbers ever $40,000 0 0 1 0 3 3 2 4 0Numbers under $11,000 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Nets: The total of supervisors and non-supervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

31



$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

91. NIA

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

COMMUNICATION SERVICES

ALL GRADUATES

4/

_ .......... I _

A411111Mg - --r- - - - -

......

......... ..... -.010.

EIMO MIN MN MN 11= MIN OEN

0

LEGEND

Upper Decile MI WM MN

2 4 6 I


Upper MileUpper Quartile


Lower Mile





Lower Docile


10

0

104007900750071506600

600

9-11

145501300011600104509500

76001

12 14

1

88508250770073007050

262o

17

12141640014700128501140010350

55800

16 18

2

96008850840078007250

281o5

15-17

187501580013450116007.0350

866oo

Upper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Docile


20

...... ............

22 24 26 2$ 30 32 34

3 4 5 6 7 8

101009300855079507250

286o1

18-20

2175017500147001300011450

6790o

106009950935086008000

295o3

21-23

2225017650150001285011300

333oo

1160010500965089508200

318o4

24-26

2355017750147001270011200

366oo

12000110001005091508400

300o2

27-29

2515018750150001265011050

276oo

12800115501050095508800

256o0

30-34

2185016500136001150010000

476oo

13300117501060097009100

277o0

35

2480018300143501250011000

17080o

Annual Ss lory by YenrsSince Baccalaureate Deane

$30,000

21,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

moo°

111,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

COMMUNICATION SERVICES

SUPERVISORS

111111111EMEN MEMor Ii",mmit Etivismimmurnimmmoru

mr..-Immulosto mrsisorimmommumMENEMMEMUMI111111111111=111MEMEN/IME EINEMEMEMIIIMMENIIIMENIEWMIIIMMEMEMNPIEWIEFANIMENIMP211111EillamE ifilran NommRammulizmin.MENMIIMM 11:1/111EMNIER1111 M

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$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

111,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

6,000

6,000 6,000

NON-SUPERWSORS

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IgilosiooltiNuoliwzi-iORRIN. OMMI. pa .110IwM

0 2 4 6 $ 10 12 14 16 1$ 20 22 2426 21 30 32 34 36 0 2 4 6 $ 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 21 30 32 34 36

LEGEND

Upper Dec&Upper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Decile

11111 AM=

OWENS


Annual Salary by Yearssince Baccalaureate Degree 0


Mediae 0Lower Quartile 0

Lower Docile 0

Total Number 0Numbers over $40,000 0Numbers under $11,000 0

Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaureate Degree 9-11

Lipper DocileUpper Quartile

Median 12400Lower Quartile 11150

Lower Docile 10200

Total Nmnber 417Numbers ever $40,000 0Numbers under $11,000 0

SUPERVISORS

1 28750 99508200 90507700 85007250 80007050 7400

50 740 04 0

12-14 15-17

igi28 i8n813850 1435012350 1260011200 11200

384 6420 00 0

3 4 5 6 7 8105009700885083007950

1080010350965090008350

$4 830 00 0

18-20 21-23

f274888 f3188715600 1610013700 1405012500 12700

546 2560 00 0

12200109501005093008600

12601

24-26

fERS162501385012800

27300

13250 13400 1495011600 11950 1280010650 10900 113009850 10050 104009000 9200 9700

121 127 1330 0 00 0 0

27-29 30-34 35

i81885 f449875 il4RR5-16650 15450 1635014000 13450 1375012400 11850 12350

205 297 12320 0 10 0 0





Lower Docile



Upper DocileUpper Qurrtile

MedIsnLower Quartile

Lower Declle

TeM1 NumberNumbers ever $40,000Numbers under $11,000

0

104007900750071506600

600

9-1112900118501080099509100

34301

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

8850 9450 99008300 8800 90507700 8350 34507300 7750 77007050 7200 7100

212 207 2020 0 0

13 5 1

12-14 15-17 18-2013100 13700 1380012400 12550 1330011350 11250 1220010400 10200 108509600 9350 10100

174 224 1330 0 00 0 0

41045098009200845Ci7700

21203

21-231375013050122501070010100

7700

5

1095010050940086508000

19203

24-26137501290011800106509800

9300

6

1155010550960089008200

17902

27-29137501315012100103009200

7100

7

11850110001010093008500

12900

30-34137501270011300100508400

17900

8

11750109001000093508750

14400

35137001300012100108009500

47600

-Metes The total of supervisors and non.svpervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

33


Since taccalauroato Degree

$30,000

29,000

21,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

CONSULTING AND ENGINEERING

ALL GRADUATES

4virrri.

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LEGEND

Upper Dun. woo wee am

2 4 6 II



MedianLower WADI

Lower Declle



Upper DeclloUpper QuartIle


Lower Mile


10

0

89008400775,073007050

15703

9-11153001290011400102009250

50000

12 14

1

96008900840079007300

21700

12-14162001380012100107509500

48300

16

2

101509450870081507450

21403

15-171850015100131001150010250

78210

1S 20

3

108509800900084008000

21801

18-201965016300136001185010400

42730

22

41135010000

935086008100

19401

21-232200016800139501170010200

27810

24 26

5

1205010450

960090508200

20701

24-262135016900140001215010400

31840

21

6

1240010800

980092008450

19000

27-292325017750142001190010250

27840

30 32

7

13100113501000092508450

19400

30442340017600138501155010050

36160

34 36

8

152501250010850

97508750

22200

35325501920013700114509850

46431

1

Upper QuartileMedian =1:111111lower QuartileLower Decile nee moo am


Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaureate Dowse

$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

CONSULTING AND ENGINEERING

SUPERVISORS

1mrlimomm....mannItAIIIIIIIIiiia

11111111011111mommumm mmomaamormummummummumwmmesammummummor

IIIIIIIIIIPIIIIMommmwmommmAillimmwMIIIMMEMPM/MESEMELIMMMINIMEMdMMYEMESIMBEMMMEMEWITAIMMEEMENN MMEM_ MENEMMEMEMEM

130,000

21,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000 6,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

e,li.L4:...............

111111111111111MMEMMEMMEMEMEM 2MIA1111191111MEER M SIMMEMAmoo=IIMMEMEMOR ='==21111111mmumwon-imimilmmummliiimemwmacsammairlammelmnoT.emenumms====mmIWASNM MMEMEMMEMx

0 2 4 6 8

LEGEND

Uppor Dui!.

10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24




Lower Docile



Upper CecileUpper Quartile


Lower Declie


26 28 30

0

00000

000

9-11

1945015500130001195010900

12900

32 34 36 0 2

SUPERVISORS

1 2

- -- -- --2 60 00 0

12-14 15-17

19800 2115015950 1730014050 1470012500 1320011350 11900

142 3380 10 0

4 6

3

---500

18-20

2275018750157501360012100

19730

8 10 12

413200120001000093508800

800

21-23

2675021450166501450012450

10610

14 16 18

5

137501285010800

99009200

1800

24-26

2345019000160501355012300

15230

20 22

6

142001275012000111009400

1800

27-29

2690021800167001425013000

11140

24 26 28 30

7

147001365011750106009600

2300

30-34

2895021800168001420012000

16150

32 34

8

1915014750126501120010200

5600

35

4005030700201001510012550

203290

36

IMMO ONIMIP

Upper QuattilMac lian

QuartileLowerLower Docile -



0

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8



Lower Docile 7050 7300 7450 7950 8050 8150 8350 8400 8500

Total Number 154 212 204 205 180 188 166 167 16)Numbers over $40,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Numbers under $5,000 3 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 0


9-11 12-14 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34 35


Median 10850 11450 12050 12400 12350 12600 12450 12000 11800Number of EngineersCovered


Total Number

99009100

354

103009200

326

108009800

432

109509950

213

108009650

159

109509650

153

107009750

155

105009300

193

103509050

251- 3873

Numbers over $40,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Numbers under $5,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Note: The total of supervisors and non-suPervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.

35



$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

11,000

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

ALL GRADUATES-411.

..... -------

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0

LEGEND

Upper Dail. MN MN VIM

2 4



MedianLayer QuartIle

Lmr Mlle

Total NumberNumbers ever ;40,000Numbers under 0,000



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Lower Omni

Total NumberNumbers ever 340,000Numbers under $1,000

10

0

92508850850081507650

24200

941184001645014850

11118

87100

12 14

1

1090010050

910083507750

30301

12-14205501805015800

11988

78500

16

211450107001005094509050

274C0

15-17222001895016300

1'1128

96000

11 20

3127501165010750102009550

34000

18-202440021000173501485012950

42410

Upper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Docile I=1 MN

Number of EngineersCovred 7508

22

41365012450115501075010150

34100

21-23256502150018200

MB278

20

24 26 211 30 32

5 6 7 814250 v.S50 16050 1695013250 13800 14800 1555012200 12800 13600 1425011300 11800 12500 1295010450 10850 11350 12050

375 402 434 4000 0 0 00 0 0 0

2446 27-29 30-34 3526300 27000 28350 2850021800 22000 21200 22300181001E88

17300w401)

50

161501405012300

18350

1E28

295 211 247 3263 1 5 50 0 0 0

Ai MPG! Salary by YamsCara Baccalaureate Dogma

$30,000

28,000

4LrICO

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

SUPERVISORS

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II RIAMIIIMUNE I

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I0 2 4 6 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36

LEGEND

Uppor Bed laUpper Quartile*WienLower QuartilaLowor Daci Is

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Lower Docile





Lower Docile



Upper Docileupper Qualls


Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers nor $40,000Numbers under $8,000




Lower Docile


$30,000

28,000

26,000

2.4,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

NON-SUPERV1SORS

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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36

SUPERVISORS

9-11 12-14

21300 2325019100 2095017300 1875016000 1710014750 15800

193 233

0°

2 3 40

....

182000 170000 - 135000 125000 - 11800

4

1

51785016750139001325012300

103

o

15-17 18-20 21-23 24',-26

25100 28650 28600 2995022500 24150 24600 2480019750 21300 21100 2115018150 19150 19000 1855016550 16800 17250 17050

135 143

0 02 3

276 159

00

01

NON-SUPERVISORS

0 1

9250 109008850 100508500 91008150 83507650 7750

242 3030 00 1

9-11 12-14

16800 1800015600 1645014300 1480013000 1345012100 12300

6780

0

2 3

11450 1275010700 1165010050 107509450 102009050 9600

274 3360 00 0

15-17 18-20

19200 2045017000 1770015200 1555013550 1385012500 12450

552684 26500 00

4 5

13550 1415012400 1315011500 1215010750 1130010150 10400

333 3620 0

0 Arr 0

21-23 24-26

19850 2065017500 1735015150 1500013450 1340012200 11900

143 152

27-29 30-34 35

29500 34050 3380026300 28000 2750022150 22250 2220019600 18800 1980016500 16600 17500

90 97 IA

0 05 5

6 7 8

14700 15350 1605013700 14250 1500012700 13350 1390011750 12250 1270010800 11250 11900

375 365 3440 0 00 0 0

27-29 30-34 35

19800 17800 2150017000 15900 1830015200 14650 1575013150 12850 1405011650 11750 11900

121 150 190

6 7 817150 18200 1855015450 16900 1760013850 15650 1645013250 14600 1550012550 14100 14900

27 69 56

00

00 00

8

Note: The total of supervisors and non.supervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.



$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

UTP MESALL GRADUATES

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LEGEND

Upper DuneUpper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Decile

0

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2 4




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10

0

88508500795074507150

308'31

12 14

1

93008850850081507700

4040o

16

2

99009350875082507900

42901

18 20

3

104009750915085508100

3700o

22

41085010100

950088508250

3090o

24 26

5

1130010550

975091008400

3420o

28

611500107501005093508650

3750o

30 32

7

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Annual SalarySince Baccalaureate

byDegree

Years


MedianLevier Quartile

Lower Docile


9-11131001215011050101009200

866oo

12-14146501300011900108009700

792oo

15-17

1610014200126501135010250

18241o

18-201790015650135501205010650

10152o

21-231935016450139501190010350

4672o

24-262020016300137501180010350

4372o

27-292120017500144001200010450

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30-342160017250144001210010700

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352725019250153501295011000

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$30,000

21,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

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28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

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10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24


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26 28 30

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9-111430012700116001065010000

24400

32 34 36 0 2

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1 2_ 12000

10750- 9800- 9300- 9000

3 100 00 0

12-14 15-1716200 1730013900 1520022450 1345011350 1210010500 11050

308 8850 10 0

4 6

311300107001000089008350

1400

18-201885016650146001280011550

61020

8 10 12

411150107001005092008500

2500

21-232130017700153001300011600

27320

14 16 18

5

132001140010600100509350

3600

24-262230018100152001295011550

25520

20 22

611900112501055099009350

7200

27-292290019100162001345011700

26830

24 26 28

7127001170010900103009850

6700

30-342415019000159001335011750

53013

0

30 32 34

812950118001070099009350

11700

353300022250172001440012550

208869

0

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Lower Docile


Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaureate Degree 0

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Upper 'tulle 8850 9250 9900 10300 10800 11000 11300 11750 12150

Upper Quartile 8500 8850 9350 9700 10000 10400 10650 10850 11250Median 7950 8500 8700 9150 9450 9650 9950 10050 10500

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Median 10850 11600 12050 12400 12300 12250 12450 12400 13250


Lower QuartileLower Mlle

99009000

104009350

108009750

110509750

107009650

105509400

107509700

107509650

112509600-

Total Number 617 477 927 399 192 181 165 308 653Numbers ever $40,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Numbers under $1,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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24,000

22,000

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28,000

26,000

24,000 1

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20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

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Upper Docile




0

--

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9-111825015350128001130010250

1066

00

0

89508650810075507100

7770

9-11154001355011700103009250

218701

SUPERVISORS

1 2 39750 11400 109508550 9600 100507800 8700 91507350 8100 84507050 7500 8050

58 98 1170 0 04

12-14 15-17 18-2019850 21000 2285016800 17350 1855014100 14350 1555012200 12550 1340011000 11250 12000

1162 2368 16342 7

00 0 0

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 39950 10550 115009000 9750 104508500 8900 94507950 8250 85507300 7650 8000

1212 1202 11770 0 0

14 9 2

12-14 15-17 18-2016300 16650 1700014150 14500 1470012300 12600 1285010800 11100 113009600 9900 10100

1738 2533 11460 0

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4 5 6 7 81200010650985091508450

130

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21-232445020150165001395012200

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41220011000980090008250

110004

21-231730014850129001115010000

658

0

13450 13700 15900 1665011500 11950 13950 1395010350 10800 11400 116009500 9950 10300 104008900 9200 9450 9600

204 258 319 37801

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0 0

24-26 27-29 30-34 3524950 27400 28100 3130020250 21250 20650 2240016600 17150 16400 1715013850 14100 13700 1415012300 12150 11850 12450

975 789 1242 28098 12 31 1260 0 0 0

5 6 7 0

13000 13650 14250 1500011700 12200 12950 1325010100 10500 10850 112009250 9450 9650 100008400 8650 8900 9050

1129 1118 1032 100105

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24-26 27-29 30-34 3517300 16900 16300 1695014800 14750 14400 1445012850 12800 12450 1265011050 10900 10700 110009750 9750 9450 9500

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587

0

9380

16760

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26,000

24,000

22,000

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18,000

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$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 1 1 1 1 1

.11

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1

0 2 4 6 8

LEGEND

Upper Docile

10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24




Lower Docile





Lower Docile





Lower Docile



Upper DedleUpper Quartile

MedlanLower Quartile

Lower Docile


26 28 30

0----100

9-111765016100150501355012750

32100

0

79507750745071506950

28401

9-111545013700126501125010100

193200

32 34 36 0 2 4

SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

0- -

00 - -0 - -0 - -0 2 30 0 00 0 0

12-14 15-17 18-2018750 19800 2170017650 18400 1945016300 16650 1695014350 15200 1490012900 13600 12850

354 8611 5010 00 0 0

MN-SUPERVISORS

1 2 3

8900 9400 99508500 8850 97007900 8450 93007400 8050 87007100 7300 8150

376 502 6600 0 01 0 1

12-14 15-17 18-2016750 17100 1830014950 15950 1650013300 13800 1405011850 12500 1265010400 10950 11250

1327 1879 9360 0 00 1 0

6 10 12

41920014000120001050010200

800

21-232255020600178001465012750

40000

4106509900925077007300

124000

21-23

1885016950148001260011050

59900

14 16

5

1545014050126001190010300

3100

24-262245020100176501520013400

528

0

5

11800108001025096009150

92900

24-261880016600144001260011300

69400

18 20 22

6

1580014200127001220011500

4900

27-292330019750168001465013000

388

0

6

126501185010700101009300

98901

27-291895016700142001240011000

48100

24 26 28

7

1565014700134501250012100

10700

30-342230019750169001470013250

73000

7

133001250011400104009550

99600

30-341870016250139001205011100

69701

30 32 34

8

1610014900138501315012400

10400

352175019250166001430012700

5110o

8

13650126501100096009200

151100

35

1790015300133501215011050

71400

36

---Upper QuartileMedian

QuartileLowerLower Docile --



Nets: The total of supervisors and non.supervlsors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not provide separations.


Since Sacco laureate Deere.630,000

28,000

21000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

18,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

8,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

STATE GOVERNMENTALL GRADUATES

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2 4 6 $ 10 12

Annual Salary by Years 0Since Baccalaureate Degree


MINI 7800Lever Quartile 7400

Lower Docile 7150

Total Number 325Numbers ever ;40,000 oNumbers under $1,000 o

Annual Salary by Years 9-21Since Baccalaureate Degree


Medlan 9900Lower Quartile 9200

Lower Docile 8350

Total Number 840Numbers ever $410,000 0Numbers under $1,000 0

14

1

92008750825076007100

384oo

12-1413550119501050095008750

903o0

16

2

96509150850079007300

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98009350870081007400

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499009550905082507500

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269o0

24 26

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104509750920084508000

494o1

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293o1

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108009950925084507900

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27-2917150137501095097008750

259o0

30 32

7

1105010300

950087508100

523oo

30-34158501390011450100508800

458o1

34

81290010650970090508150

568

1

35158501425012100104009050

96200

Upper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Decile NM OM OM



S30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

STATE GOVERNMENT

SUPERVISORS

330,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,00(

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000 6,000

NON-SUPERVISORS

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0 2 4 6 8 10

LEGEND

Upper Buil* NM* ...MEIN MIMI.

Upper Quartile

12 14 16 18 20 22 24




Lower Docile



Upper MlleUpper Quartile


Lower Docile


26 28 30

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0

9-1112700114501045095008750

1900

32 34 36 0 2

SUPERVISORS

1 28800 69008550 86508100 82507600 77007250 7200

28 410

0 0

12-14 15-1713850 1575012100 1480010900 1215010000 106509250 9600

221 4610

0

4 6 I 10 12

3 411300 113009000 90008600 86508250 82508000 8050

45 410 00 0

18-20 21-2317100 1575015350 1425012350 1195010750 106009750 9800

273 1320

0 0

MedianQuartileLower

MEMO,Lower Decile






Lower Docile


Annual Salary by YeareSince Baccalaureate Degree



Lower Mile


NON-SUPERVISORS

0 1

RAT IRE7750 81507350 75007150 7050

21 298

0 0

2 3 496509100855080007300

31g88650 90508100 83007400 7550

368 358 331

0 0 1

9-11 12-14 15-17 18-20 21-2313350 1360010700 125509700 100009050 92008150 8300

467 45100 0

13750132001060093508500

13700 1395013050 1305010450 9900

9250 92008300 8400

595 277 1070 0 01 0 0

14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36

5 6 7

100009700915085508100

5200

1205010000940087008200

63

0

1185010550975091508400

9800

12850114001025094008850

11300

24-26 27-29 30-34 3518050 18000 17350 1695015750 15400 1495012450 12750 12400 1270010850 10850 10800 111009700 9700 9750 10100

128 118 218 578

0 0 0

5 6 7 8

10400 10600 11000 132009750 9800 10050 104509150 9150 9400 95508450 8400 8650 89008050 7750 8000 7950

32i 211 298 311 1 0 1

24-26 27-29 30-34 3514150 14500 14000 1355012550 12750 12650 1200010500 9750 10250 10050

9350 9000 8900 88508600 8100 7900 7750

102 91 151 2450 0 01 0 1

Note: The total of supervisors and nonsupervisors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could not Provide separations.

45


Since taccalaursate Degree

$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT

ALL GRADUATES

If

0

LEGEND

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2 4 6 8




Lower Decile





Lower Decile


10

0

1080010500985087007850

9200

9-1114550128501130099509050

21500

12 14

1

1080010450980086007500

11803

121416850139001170010050

8800

21200

16

21125010600975088007900

9401

1517178501495013350110009800

29900

18 20

31195010700

950083007350

8400

18-20176501520012800110009550

22200

22

412200109501000086007700

9500

21231720015000129001120010050

15700

24 26

5125001125010150

89007950

10700

24261805015500132001115010100

11800

211

612950119501055094508200

9900

27-29192501575013250106509250

13010

30 32

7

134501240010750

97008250

7800

303420900155001250010100

8450

17500

MedianLower QuartileLower Docile NMI =NUM


8

136001200010900101509050

8400

35198001575013150109509250

26800

Annual Salary by YearsSince illaccalauroate Dogres

$30,000

28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

SUPERVISORS

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28,000

26,000

24,000

22,000

20,000 I

18,000

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

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8,000

6,000

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10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24



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Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers over 340,000Numbers under $1,000


Upper DecHeUpper Quartile

MellenLower Quartile

Lima Oldie

Total NumberNumbers over S40,000Numbers under $4,000

26 28 30

0

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9-111590014650133501155010550

5700

01080010500

990087007800

9000

9-1113050121501075096508850

15700

32 34 36 0 2 4 6

SUPERVISORS

1 2 3_13800_ 11650- 10500- 9000- - 8400

6 5 120 0 0o o o

12-14 15-17 18-2019100 19750 1955016200 17250 1680013800 14500 1455012100 13050 1280010350 11000 11250

68 119 980 0 00 0 0

NON-SUPERVISORS

1 2 310800 11100 1175010450 10550 10550

9800 9750 93508550 8800 81507450 7850 7250

122 89 720 0 03 1 0

1244 15-17 18-2015300 16700 1590012550 14300 1295010900 12250 120009550 10500 103008050 9050 9000

142 175 1210 0 00 0 0

1 10 12

412750119001050093008350

170o

21-231855016700150?101405012150

6900

41190010800990085007600

7800

21-23144501290012100104509300

8500

14 16 18

5

12850121001085094008500

150o

24-261970017350152501385012300

5600

512400110001005088007800

9200

24-26146501290011500103009350

6200

20 22

614100131501150096508800

180o

27-292165018150150501330010550

5710

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8100

27-29173501385011250101508000

7000

24 26 211

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137001320011900107009900

190o

30-342370019500154001340012200

6600

713050120501055092508000

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30-3415800128001060091008050

10900

30 32 34

8

141001265011300103508900

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Note: The total of supervisors and non-supervlsors may be less than the all graduates group because some participants could notprovide separations.



$30,000

29,000

211,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

LEGEND

Upper DocileUpper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLowr Dcile

9,000

1,000

7,000

6,000

FOOD AND CONSUMER PRODUCTS

ALL GRADUATES

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Number of EngineersCoveted 867

12 14 16 11 20 22 24 26 21 30 32

minualWarybyYemSince Baccalaureate Degree 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Upper Docile 8850 9750 10650 12100 11100 11750 12500 12850 12950Upper Quartile 8700 8900 9850 10650 10000 11000 11600 11550 11950Mimi 8350 8500 9350 9600 9600 10150 10700 10600 11150Lower Quartile 8050 8100 8750 8700 9200 9450 10050 9950 10450Lower Cecile 7450 7450 8300 8150 8700 9050 9350 9300 10100Total Numbet 26 27 30 18 28 37 31 58 42Numbers over $40,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Numbers under WOOD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ArmaiSalarybyYemSince Baccalaureate Degree 9-11 12-14 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26 2426 27-29 35

Upper Docile 14000 15000 15950 17200 21850 20750 28000 28750 30000Upper Quartile 12800 13400 14350 14650 17850 17700 18250 19900 20650Whin 11250 12350 12650 12900 14200 14350 14000 15150 14000Lower Quartile 10250 11000 11550 11750 12200 12250 12550 12300 11500Lower Docile 9500 10350 10600 11050 10900 11200 11600 11i100 10000Total Number 90 60 134 M 58 61 38 45 30Numbers over $40,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1Numbers under $6,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

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$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

INSTRUMENTS

ALL GRADUATES

LEGEND

Upper Decile .........Upper QuartileMedian IIIIMINI1Lower QuartileLower Docile Nos is.....


2 4 6 8


10

0

12 14

1

16

2

18 20

3

22

4

24 26

5

2$

6

30 32

7

34

8

Upper Docile 9700 9850 11300 11950 12900 13300 13950 14950 16550Upper Witte 8950 9450 10650 11300 12050 12300 12850 13000 14950


Lower Docile 7400 8150 8450 8850 9150 9150 9950 9650 10550

Total Number 19 41 37 34 51 79 86 92 78Numbers ever ;40,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Numbers under $1,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaareate Degree 941 12-15 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34 35

Upper Dane 16000 18450 19800 20050 24450 21100 25000 40050 21600Upper Quartile 14650 16150 17050 18450 19250 18250 18350 19250 17750

Median 13100 13750 15150 15050 15500 15500 15700 15900 15250Lower goalie 11650 11850 13000 13250 12700 12000 13000 13900 12650

Lower Nene 10350 10850 11050 11350 10800 10900 11500 11600 11050

Total Number 180 147 198 99 59 44 40 31 21Numbers ever ;40,000 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 5 0Numbers under $1,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Since Baccalaureate Degree$30,000

28,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

111,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

8,000

8,000

7,000

LEGEND

Upper DocileUpper QuartileMedianLower QuartilLower Docile so IMP MIN

6,000

0

PAPER AND WOOD PRODUCTS

ALL GRADUATES

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'fetal NumberNumbers ever $40,000Numbers under $1,000



Median.Lewer Quartile

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'fetal NumberNumbers ever $40,000Numbers under $1,000

10 12 14 16 18 20

122 24 26

0 1 2 3 4 5

9000 9750 10000 10750 10900 129008700 9300 9650 9900 10450 114508250 8750 9150 9450 9750 106507650 8300 8550 8950 9100 101007150 8050 8150 8300 8300 9400

22 33 45 27 42 42

0

9-11 12-14 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-2615600 18150 18800 21250 24250 2290013800 15100 16400 17800 18250 1825012100 13200 14450 14950 15650 1460010950 12200 11750 13300 13450 121509700 10700 10200 11650 11650 10700

101 85 139 7C 43 470 0 0 G 0 00 0 0 0 0 0

28 30 32 34 36

6 7 8

12500 13600 1395011300 12050 1255010350 10800 114509550 10050 104509100 9200 9650

45 47 420 0 00 0 0

27-29 30-34 3536400 37000 2325019650 22700 1690015400 15650 1300012550 12500 1040010600 10300 9400

39 66 341 6 00 0 0


530,000

20003,

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

10,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

CONSTRUCTION

ALL GRADUATES

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LEGEND

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2 4 6 8



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Lower Deci le




MedlanLower Quartile

Lever Dulls

Total NumberNumbers ever ;40,000Numbers under $14000

10

0

8900850A25076507100

4101

9-111630013850124001130010150

12900

12 14

1

105009700895082007450

5100

12-141765014900129501160010400

12500

16

2

105509850925085508050

6700

15-171865016250140001230011050

22500

18 20

3

1145010100

955091008300

5300

18-201980017400148501260010950

10610

22

4

1095010450975092008500

5900

21-232340019850166501400012150

7610

24 26

5

12350109501035096009000

5300

24-262215019300166501410011950

10800

28

6

13250114001045095508450

6300

27-292575019100159001335010850

6700

30 32

7

13900123501085099509250

4200

30-342935020700168501335011300

10830

34 36

8

136001240010900100008650

4000

354005019500160001245010550

8890

Upper Quartile?MullenLower QuartileLower Dail* IMO III1M



Sing) Rocca laureate Degree

$30,000

28,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

18,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

8,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

0

MINING

ALL GRADUATES

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414

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34

Annual Salary by Years 0 1 2 S 4 5 6 7 8Since Baccalaureate DegreeUpper Docile 9250 9650 9700 9800 10550 10550 11250 11150 11550

LEGEND Upper Quartile 8750 9150 9300 9300 9850 9750 10300 10150 10900Median 8200 8600 8650 8600 9300 9250 9550 9500 10200

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Annual Salary by Years 9-11 1244 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34 35Since Baccalaureate DegreeUpper Docile 13100 14250 15800 18600 21650 21000 22500 32900 36500

Upper Quartile 11600 12400 13500 14800 15550 16650 18300 19500 22500Median 10350 10450 11700 12200 13350 13750 13000 15100 14850

Lower Quartile 9250 9400 10250 10500 11150 11150 10950 11650 10750Lower Docile 8150 8500 9300 9550 9750 9400 9500 9600 9050

Total Number 94 102 177 98 74 92 70 114 104Numbers over $40,000 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 4 4 9Numbers under $$,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1


$30,000

29,000

21,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

111,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

11,000

7,000

6,000

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ALL GRADUATES

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10

0

85007950765073007150

1500

9-1113550119001055093508500

5600

12 14

1

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2100

12-1413750119001100098508750

7400

16

2

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1400

15-17179001340011300100009100

9200

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1155010750950086507900

900

18-20176001395012150110509450

5400

22

4

120009500860081007500

1000

21-23179501615012800106509200

5200

24 26

5

109009900950091008550

1100

24-26184001595012950107009300

6100

211

6

1090010400970091508300

1600

27-29204001715012350109009500

5400

30 32

7

13800108501035097509200

2200

30-34176001385012000102508900

4400

34 36

8

11950114501050089008250

2500

35207501485013000104009200

6430

MedianLower QuartileLower Decile MI MS NM


56 CERAMIC PRODUCTS - ALL GRADUATES


Upper DocileLEGEND Upper Quartile

Median

Upper Ded le OIMIONI M1111Lower Quartile

Lower DocileUpper Quartile

0 1

8800 91008550 88008100 84007550 80507250 7450

2 39800

3388 94508700 89008250 84007950 8050

Median Tetal NumberLower Quartile 8

2g 21 INumbers ever $40,000

4 5 6 712800 10850 11350 1225010500 10350 10450 104506900 9700 9500 97508450 9250 8700 92508200 8850 8300 8750

it 1g 28 28Lower Deci le Numbers under WOO 0 0 0 0 0



Annual Salary by Years 9-11 12-14 15-17 1E-20 21-23Since Baccalaureate DegreeUpper Docile 13300 13700 20000 18950 19200

Upper QuartIle 12250 12050 lir 15550 16500Median 10100 10900 12150 13500

Lem Quartile 2050 9600 11500 10200 10850Lower Donne o4001 9100 10000 9200 10150

Teta! Number 37 29 50 31 28Numbers over $40,000 0 0 0 0Numbers under $1,000 0 0 8 0 0

TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT - ALL GRADUATES



MedianLem Quartile

Lower Mlle


Annual Salary by YearsSince Baccalaureath Degree

Upper OldieUpper Quartile


Lower Docile

0 18850 104008600 93508150 84007650 76507250 7250

5o

160

0 0

941 124415400 1440012750 1315011650 1100010500 103509650 9850

Total Number 26

2 3 4110009500875081507000

10o0

1150010750975091507500

5oo

1060010000950090008400

8oo

1547 18-20 21-2318100 16800 1735014500 15000 1575012100 12650 1275010650 11450 111509550 10700 9300

48 24 13

8135001290012250112508500

8o

24-26

o

27-29

o

30-34

o

3518400 17800 20650 3600014750 15500 16250 2750012600 13200 12500 1665011000 10600 11450 129509850 9550 10500 12100

36 32 25 4600

00

00

30

5 6 7 is11950 14200 15400 1220011350 12650 11800 1100010000 10850 11000 95009000 10150 10000 90008100 9550 9200 8400

12 16 16 8oo

24-262125016400119001115010250

oo

oo

oo

27-29 30-34 3523750 31500 2450020300 20300 1750015750 13750 1500010900 11600 115009750 10300 9400

15 31 22NumbNumber: under $1,000 8 8 8 8 8 8 I

ers ever $40,000

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES - ALL GRADUATES

LEGEND

Upper Decil.Upper QuartileMedian

OWN. .11111111 MOM=




Lower Docile



Upper DeclleUpper Quartile

MediaeLever endue

Lower Dune

Total Numberlimbers ever $40,000Nutabers wider $1,000

0__

_

100

9411380013500130001075010300

600

1__

_

290

12441!'20015000135001250010800

8oo

2__

400

15-172325015900137501265010100

21oo

3__

_

3oo

18-20152001450013000110007800

8oo

4

_

_

3oo

21-23305002190016500112507900

9oo

OM., YMIN.11=



*I.*taw. =111

-

5 6 7_ _ 11700_ 11250100008500_ _ 7600

5o0

10o

6oo

24-26 27-29 30-3423500 31000 2490018000 17000 1895016250 16000 1450014000 14000 1015013100 11800 8100

12oo

8oo

211o

811d0010650975087507700

70o

352965023950181501380012450

332o

Annual Salary by YearsSinai Baccalauroatt Degree

$30,000

29,000

23,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16 000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

ALL ACTIVITIES

ALL BACHELOR'S DEGREE GRADUATES

__.___,.._.....___. _______ ...... .......

......

.............

r--

- I ......

-

........7,000

6,000...... ...............

0 2 4 6 11 10 12 14 16 111

LEGEND

Upper Docile II11 IMOI

Upper Quartile




Lem Docile





Lower Docile


0

90508700835077507250

437209

9-11156501375012150107009650

1519303

1

97508950850080507350

60250

28

12-141700014900129001135010100

1342603

2

102009600885083007700

56330

16

15-171845015900137001200010500

2268212

3

MedianLower QuartileLower Docile IMIN


.. IMM um,

...... . ....... 22TZJIM.MILVMSLOMm ame am me-

........ .....

20

3

22

4

24 26

5

28

6

30 32

7

34

810800 11450 12200 12800 1B650 140509900 10500 10950 11600 12350 127509300 9600 10050 10500 11000 113008600 8900 9250 9550 9950 100008050 7900 8500 8800 9100 9200

5959 6494 6154 6659 6842 69560 0 0 0 0 17 7 10 9 3 4

18-20 21-23 24-26 27-29 30-34 3519800 21000 21900 22550 22850 2405016800 17600 18150 18200 18300 1825014300 14750 15150 14950 14950 1455012350 12550 12700 12500 12300 1225010706 10800 10950 10600 10500 10400

10285 5964 7755 5062 8332 89769 12 25 38 73 1760 0 3 1 4 3


Since Baccalaureate Degree$30,000

29,000

21,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

13,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,030

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

LEGEND

Upper DocileUpper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Docile

MIR MO MI


ALL ACTIVITIES

ALL MASTER'S DEGREE GRADUATES

luummus1111111111111 iiIlunumn II1111111111111 11111

1111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIII 11111111111111115 1111110111022111111111111151111Pr'11111111111Na Mill1111111111M11,21111111111111ININNIIIPer'-1111111N1,5111Killi1111115,5111&111

.1

r

iiGlihhhi 11

iiiiiiiiiiiii 112 4 6 10 12 14 16 18

------- --

------ ----- ------ _ -

atm,

20 22 24 26 211 30 32 34

Annual Salary by Years 0 1 2 3 4 5Since Baccalaureate DegreeUpper Docile 11950 11350 11950 12850 13500

Upper Quartile 10550 10650 10900 11700 12300Median 9650 9900 10200 10600 11050

Lower Quartile 9050 9250 9300 9600 10050Lem Cecile 8100 8500 8400 8850 9150

Total Number 40* 450 943 1263 1244 1366Numbers ever $40,000 0 0 0 0 0 0Numbers under $6,000 0 0 0 .1 0 0

Annual Salary by Years 9-11 12-14 15-17 18-20 21-23 24-26Since Baccalaureate DegreeUpper Decile 17150 19000 20950 22500 23200 24100

Upper Quartile 15350" 16850 18150 19250 19700 19900Median 13450 14550 15650 16400 16750 17050

Levier Quartile 11800 12550 13350 14000 14200 14400Lem Docile 10350 11050 11700 12000 12100 12300

Total Number 3160 2756 3786 2295 1451 1297Numbers ever $40,000 0 0 1 6 2 7Numbers under $8,000 0 0 0 0 0 0

6 7 813950 15100 1600012900 13650 1430011650 12150 1265010400 10700 112009400 9500 10050

1373 1472 13270 0 00 0 0

27-29 30-34 3525600 24900 2715021000 20550 2045017150 17050 1630014000 14250 1295011850 11450 10800

910 1326 116312 12 34

0 0 0

*Salaries reported in this column not tabulated because of inconsistency with definition of years sincebaccalaureate degree.

36

Annual Salary ky YearsBaccalaursato Mires

$30,000

29,000

21,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

1,000

11,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

1,000

7,000

4,000

ALL ACTIVITIESALL DOCTOR'S DESREE GRADUATES

TRIM 1111111

111111111 101111iIII

Igl Mill II HI1111111111111EMI

1111MINHEMPIIMI II III111131111151101111PAIMIIIIMINIMINEURENVIIIIIIP:iii II IROIBSEMINII IMAM 111111101011MAIIMil 111111211111121111

IIIPIMMERIMISMIII 11 ISI100502111M111111111111111 IlkIMMO 111111

111141011111 1111111111111111 III

11111011 11111111 II UI

LEGEND

Upper Doodle MI MN MIUpper Quartile

2 4




Lower Docile

Total NumberNumbers over ;40,000Numbers under ;4,000




Lower Docile

Teta! NumberNumbers row ;40,000Numbers under $4,000

10

0

2*00

9411930016900150501335011800

142110

12 14

1

5*00

12442130018500161501425012400

111400

16

2

ONO

5*00

15472355020600179501540013600

114930

1$ 20

3

179001455012750110009550

52

18402645022150187001600013700

53030

22

41550014400133001225010400

14000

21432740022800193501685014850

68760

24 26

5

1495013950123001060010150

34900

24-262925023750198501700014250

48670

MedianLower QuartileLower Docile IMO MI MI


2$ 30 32 34

6 7

15950 1680014850 1515013700 1375012300 1245010600 11200

357 4350 00 0

2749 30-3428800 3535023800 2560020150 2105016800 1750014300 14550

313 4473 140 0

8

1770015900143501270011300

48300

353115024700192501460012050

46121

0

*Salaries reported in these columns not tabulated because of inconsistency with definition of years sincebaccalaureate degree.



$30,000

29,000

23,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

13,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

11,000

7,000

5,000

ENGINEERMG COLLEGES - ALL GRADUATES

TOTAL INCOME

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_

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LEGEND

Upper Docile OW INN MI

2 4 6 I




Lever Docile



Upper DocileMier Quartile


Lower Docile

Tetal NumberNumbers ever $414000Numbers under $1000

10

0

105508900790069506400

2300

9-11

184501580013400113509600

106710

12 14

1

1190010250860074006600

5400

12-14

205001715014350120009850

76800

16

2

113009650865072506500

8400

15472195018650148501225010200

96720

1S .20

3

1265010650

885076006600

13400

18-20

2400020250162501315010950

716. Z

0

22

41375012250970082507300

19200

21-23

2495021600177001380011200

5342,0-

24 26

5

14250127001095091007750

25800

24-26

2665021200168001325010350

52160

2$

6

15350135501150098008400

31100

27-29

2615021650169001295010750

41230

30 32

7

151501355011900101508300

35800

30-34

2565021100164501265Q9550

53640

Upper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Docile INN MN MI


34

169001465012500106508750

377,00

35

27650213501595012300pm

72912

0


$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

'10,000

9,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

ENGINEERING COLLEGES - ALL GRADUATES

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11111 inl i I 111111111111 1I IE. 1

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11I I 11 II IMUNII Ell1 I I 1 H.

II III IIII I IMMEN1111 II II III 1 r III=

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1115111111111111

NM IN11 1 1 I

Elul 111 1511I II 1111111111111li I

En:11

II1111111 I IS 1111111011!

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11I

I MI PliIiii1 1131 111151 II

1111!!".!mm5l

1

11111

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II plipSid IPM11111 11111111111E11 PE5011 Illiii1111111121 II

121101/111;1111!.:1111illei§Ville:11.1112ShililiEBIIIIIIEMP5111151111115190511111algal

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11 111111

1111

1

'Mill1

Al

11 1 I MA I

0

LEGEND

Upper Decile asi moo

Upper Quartile

2 4 6

AnnuaisaiarybyVemSince Baccalaureate Degree

Upper CecileUpper Quartile

MedianLower Quartlle

Lower Cecile

Total NumberNumbersomPtomoNumbersunder$6,000




Lower Declie

Total NumberNumbersom$40,000Numbers under $6,000

10

0

80007400675064006150

2000

9-1113800122501065094508400

104300

12 14

1

104008300740067006300

000

12-14152001315011500101008650

75400

16

296508600765070006400

6600

15-17173001460012300104509150

94700

18 20

3106009200780067506300

11700

18-20188501580013100112009500

70400

22

4113009800845073006550

17500

21232025017000141001180010050

52400

24 26

5

1125010250

925081507300

24300

24-26199501685013750110509200

51600

211

61185010600950084507350

30000

27-29204501725014450118509300

40700

30 32

7

1200010800975085507500

34500

30-34206501720014250110008850

53200

34

812850115501030092007950

36200

35

212501760013850110008800

71900

Median 11111111Lower QuartileLower Docile =Ill NM 11111111




$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000 ,

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000 i

ENGINEERING COLLEGES - MASTER'S DEGREE GRADUATES

TOTAL INCOME

i

...!

-,-

4-

19,000 ,

18,000

17,000

-

-

16,000 ,

15,000

14,000 ,

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

9,000

11,000

7,000

6,000

0'

...

___#_. ............ ___ ___ ..... __ ___ ...............

-wog

Immir

0

LEGEND

Upper Docile MO II MN MI

2 4 6 8




Lower Decile

Total NumberNumbers over *40,000Numbers under $6,000




Lower Docile


10

0

00000

0oo

9-1114350126001100094008300

26900

12 14

1

1195010900815073006700

21oo

124417100141001170097008200

19500

16

2

121009850920078506600

49oo

1547177501470012500109009400

32400

18 20

3

109509700840072006450

83oo

18-202075016700140001150010050

26900

22

41235010350900078507200

106oo

21-23

211501750013850120009850

17800

24 26

5

1290011550985082507300

106oo

24-26219001805014500119509400

23000

2$

6

13600115501010087507400

100oo

27-29

2250019150151501225010550

19010

30 32

7

1330011400995083507250

125o0

30-34226001945015150116009350

27400

34

814400122501065088507600

115oo

35

237501825014650115009300

38610

Upper QuartileMedianLower QuartileLower Docile IIIIIM INN OM



$30,000

29,000

28,000

27,000

26,000

25,000

24,000

23,000

22,000

21,000

20,000

19,000

18,000

17,000

16,000

15,000

14,000

13,000

12,000

11,000

10,000

8,000

8,000

7,000

6,000

LEGEND

ENGINEERING COLLEGES - MASTER'S DEGREE GRADUATES

SA LARY ON LY

IA. III 11111111 I 111111111 111 111 1111111111 1111111111111111II 111 1111111111 11111111111 II1111111 11111111 II1111111_11111111 1111111111111 II11111111111111111 111111111111111111111111 11111111 II1111111 MUNI IIIIIIIIIIII II1111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111 II1111111 1 111111 11111111111121121MIMI 111111 1111111111511 111111111 111111 111111E11111 111111111 1111111

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0 2 4 6 10 12 14 16 111 20 22 24

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26 28 30 32 34




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Total NumberNumilersom$40,000Numbersodullipo




Lower Dcciii

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0

00000

000

9-111175010450925083507500

25800

1

99508900755069006350

2100

12-141290011500

995085007350

19000

2

98008700775071506550

3800

15-1714300125001075094508300

31500

3

97508450735066006250

7300

18-20154001345011750101508850

25900

497008550760069006350

9300

21-23158501350011700102008950

17500

5

104509500845075006850

9600

24-26171501450012050103008550

22700

6

102009300840075006700

9300

27-29178001595013250106509350

18600

7

106009650850075507000

11800

30-34198501605013100103008800

27300

8

1100010250895079007150

10200

35

189501620013050105508750

37900

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Questionnaire Form for All Engineering Graduates I

66

FORM A(please also complete Form B)

PROFESSIONAL INCOME OF ENGINEERS 1966A survey being conducted by

ENGINEERING MANPOWER COMMISSION

Engineers Joint Council

Confidential When Completed

Please complete andreturn this form to....

ENGINLERING MANPOWER COMMISSION

345 East 47th StreetNew York, N. Y. 10017

1. Reporting organization: name-

address:

....as promptly as possible,

but not later than

October 25, 1966

2. Name and title of person responsible for data. .

3. Product or service of organization:

4. Total number of employees (best estimate).

5. Number of engineering graduates covered by this questionnaire:

6. If any employed engineering graduates are not included in this report, please give such additional numberand reason for omission:

no : reason

Please use this form for reporting salaries of all engineering graduates,both supervisory and non-supervisory, including those who are in generalmanagement or other non-technical positions. Supervisory personnelshould also be reported on Form B.

CONSTITUENT SOCIETIESAMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING, METALLURGICAL AND PETROLEUM ENGINEERS

THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION

THE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS

THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERING EDUCATION

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING, REFRIGERATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING ENGINEERS

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS

THF SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MILITARY ENGINEERS

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS

ASSOCIATE SOCIETIESAMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CONSULTING ENGINEERS

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PLANT ENGINEERS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COST ENGINEERS

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CERAMIC ENGINEERS

SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS

SOCIETY OF FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERS

AFFILIATE SOCIETIESAIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOCIATIONSOCIETY FOR NON.DESTRUCTIVE TESTING

INSTRUMENT SOCIETY OF AMERICAAMERICAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY CONTROL

CONSULTING ENGINEERS COUNCIL

PROFESSIONAL INCOME OF ENGINEERS 1966 FORM A

PRESENT SALARY OF All BONERS GRADUATES (SUPERVISORY AND NON-SUPERVISORY)

Number of ENGINEERING GRADUATES by YEAR OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREE & SALARY

Meese give the current distribution of salaries. If not available, give best estimate. Show the number of all eagi-Kum am( J4 usge neerieg graduates in your employ in esah of the divisions of the table bdow. Information is preferred on basis ofbaccalaureate year. If this is not practical. please provide on age basis and so identify (substitute for 1966 men now

o Yr. of lonsollooroof, 22, (or 1965 men now 23, etc.). Although the chart asks for a breakdown according to highest degree received

0 Age (bachelor master, doctor). the -year" column should be the year of the boccoforreme degree. Data are requestedfor all eogineering graduates. at supervisocy and nonaupervisory levels. including major mansamset positions.If onsiesions must be made, please be certain question 6 (ea (ront page) is answered.

Wry *si limb isss ai hy. sot et lkisg dedi est MIA soy swot for mine gut. .

YEAR OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREE

ANNUALSALARY

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F1961

G1960

H1959

I1958

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1955dim1957

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1945

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1939

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DOCTOR

S30.000T.

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Iverson

$25.000T.

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$24,99

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DOCTOR

$20,000T.

$22.49,

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ENGINEERING MANPOWER COMMISSIONof ENGINEERS JOINT COUNCIL

345 EAST 47th STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. 10017

September, 1966Dear Faculty Member:

Because information on the income of engineering teachers continues to bean important factor in the overall problem of adequately trained and utilizedengineers, the Engineering Manpower Commission of Engineers Joint Council, withthe cooperation of the American Society fcr Engineering Education, is conductingthe fifth in a series of special surveys on the salaries and income of engineeringteachers. The data obtained will be included in the report, "Professional Incomeof Engineers 1966."

Of course, your cooperation is essential. Your name and institution are notrequested all replies will be treated in confidence and only summary data willbe published. The final report will be sent to your Dean.

PLEASE FILL IN INFORMATION REQUESTED, FOID OVER, STAPLE ANDRETURN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. NO POSTAGE IS REQUIRED.

1. The state in which you teach:2. Principal basis for your institution's control (check one):3. Your academic rank:4. The year you received your B.S. (first) degree:5. Highest earned (non-honorary) degree and field (circle

one and specify):S. Are you employed ,by your institution full time or part

time (check one):7. Are your responsibilities primarily of an administrative

nature (check one):II. Please specify the field of the major portion of your

teaching load:9. Please give a rough estimate of the portion of your time

usually devoted to teaching, research, and other (%):

10. Estimate of earnings for calendar year 1966:A. Institutional basic salary:

1. The number of months covered by your contract(exclude vacation explicitly mentioned In contract):

2. Compensation for this period:El. Supplemental or additional income from your insti-

tution (for research, summer teaching, etc.):C. Other anticipated income relating to professional.

engineering work*:

Total

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Publications, consulting, summer employment, etc. Do not include noworofessional earnings (Income fromsecurities or personal Income).

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