Electromechanical Engineering
What graduates of Electromechanical Engineering programs earn one year after finishing, and what they borrow - college by college, from the federal College Scorecard data. A college's own figure prints only when the sample behind it is large enough to trust; smaller programs show the national median for the major, badged as such.
What Electromechanical Engineering Pays Nationally
The national median is the middle graduate across every college that offers this major at the bachelor level. It is also the figure we show for any single college whose own program is too small to trust - always badged, never passed off as that college's own number.
Smaller Programs and National-Median Programs
These programs are too small for a trustworthy ranked figure, or their college figure is not published. They are listed, not ranked.
| College | Major | Median Earnings | Median Debt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wentworth Institute of Technology | Electromechanical Engineering | $80,807 National median for this major n=31 | Not published |
| Carnegie Mellon University | Electromechanical Engineering | $80,807 National median for this major n=31 | Not published |
| Drexel University | Electromechanical Engineering | $80,807 National median for this major n=31 | Not published |
Electromechanical Engineering by State
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