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Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering Programs in North Carolina

What graduates of Electrical, Electronics, and Communications 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.

Programs below are ranked only when a college figure rests on at least 100 graduates. Programs on 30 to 99 graduates carry a small-program flag and are listed, not ranked. Anything smaller shows the national median for the major, badged as such.

Ranked Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering Programs in North Carolina

CollegeMajorMedian EarningsMedian Debt
North Carolina State University at RaleighElectrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering$82,769 n=142$20,500 n=129
University of North Carolina at CharlotteElectrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering$78,528 n=116$27,000 Small program - rough guide n=74

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.

CollegeMajorMedian EarningsMedian Debt
Duke UniversityElectrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering$82,431 National median for this major n=15,396Not published
High Point UniversityElectrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering$82,431 National median for this major n=15,396Not published
North Carolina A & T State UniversityElectrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering$82,431 National median for this major n=15,396$30,004 Small program - rough guide n=40
Western Carolina UniversityElectrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering$74,403 Small program - rough guide n=39Not published

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