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To provide a counter perspective, even if you consider that the un-employable majority would be 90% (highly unlikely), the remaining 10% equal the total number
by tapsboy 13y ago
To provide a counter perspective, even if you consider that the un-employable majority would be 90% (highly unlikely), the remaining 10% equal the total number of engineering graduates from US and that is if you consider that entire 100% graduating out of American colleges are employable.
- rayiner 13y agoIf you look at this study: http://www.engineeringuk.com/_resources/documents/Engineering_Graduates_in_China_and_India_-_EngineeringUK_-_March_2012.pdf http://www.engineeringuk.com/_resources/documents/Engineerin.... A McKinsey study found that only 10% of Chinese engineering graduates were employable, versus 80% of American and German ones. A Duke study found that the number for the U.S. was more like 130,000 engineers with bachelors degrees. If 80% are employable, that's a larger number than for either India or China. See also: http://www.businessweek.com/stories/2006-07-09/engineering-gap-fact-and-fiction http://www.businessweek.com/stories/2006-07-09/engineering-g...