Engineering Gap IndexThe 50-state map →

Every state, one page each.

All 51 jurisdictions, ranked by engineering and CS share of bachelor’s degrees. Each page carries the state’s numbers, every producing institution mapped, and its own jobs-vs-degrees projection.

  1. 1Maryland20.9%
  2. 2Massachusetts16.1%
  3. 3Colorado15.6%
  4. 4Washington15.6%
  5. 5Michigan15.6%
  6. 6Indiana15.5%
  7. 7Georgia14.8%
  8. 8New Jersey14.6%
  9. 9Oregon13.9%
  10. 10Pennsylvania13.9%
  11. 11South Dakota13.5%
  12. 12Montana13.4%
  13. 13Delaware13.4%
  14. 14Illinois13.2%
  15. 15Vermont12.8%
  16. 16Utah12.7%
  17. 17Virginia12.7%
  18. 18California12.3%
  19. 19Texas12.2%
  20. 20Wisconsin12.0%
  21. 21Alabama11.9%
  22. 22New York11.9%
  23. 23Ohio11.7%
  24. 24Minnesota11.6%
  25. 25Iowa11.5%
  26. 26North Dakota11.4%
  27. 27New Mexico11.3%
  28. 28Florida11.1%
  29. 29North Carolina10.8%
  30. 30Idaho10.8%
  31. 31Missouri10.7%
  32. 32Nevada10.3%
  33. 33Wyoming10.1%
  34. 34Arizona10.1%
  35. 35Alaska10.0%
  36. 36Oklahoma9.9%
  37. 37Connecticut9.9%
  38. 38Kansas9.8%
  39. 39Rhode Island9.7%
  40. 40New Hampshire9.7%
  41. 41South Carolina9.6%
  42. 42West Virginia8.9%
  43. 43Mississippi8.7%
  44. 44Louisiana8.4%
  45. 45Tennessee8.3%
  46. 46Hawaii7.3%
  47. 47Arkansas7.3%
  48. 48Kentucky7.3%
  49. 49Nebraska7.1%
  50. 50Maine6.8%
  51. 51District of Columbia6.3%