Brigham Young University (BYU) computer engineering graduates have secured a spot in the top 10 for highest median annual earnings four years after graduation, according to a study conducted by website hosting provider Hostinger. The study analyzed the salaries of graduates from various universities in the U.S. offering computer engineering courses.
Hostinger’s head of communications, Eiviltas Paraščiakas, revealed that the average salary for graduates from the top 10 schools exceeds $145,000 per year. BYU, renowned for its Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering, made it onto this prestigious list. The college offers several courses in the field and is recognized as a leading institution for nurturing technology’s emerging talents.
Here are the 10 schools that boast the highest median annual earnings for computer engineering graduates four years after graduation:
– Princeton University: Average salary of $227,172. Location: Princeton, New Jersey.
– University of Washington: Average salary of $168,957. Location: Seattle, Washington, and Bothell, Washington.
– Santa Clara University: Average salary of $159,782. Location: Santa Clara, California.
– Duke University: Average salary of $137,144. Location: Durham, North Carolina.
– University of Virginia: Average salary of $135,287. Location: Charlottesville, Virginia.
– University of California, Los Angeles: Average salary of $128,131. Location: Los Angeles, California.
– Brigham Young University: Average salary of $127,592. Location: Provo, Utah.
– San Jose University: Average salary of $127,047. Location: San Jose, California.
– University of California, San Diego: Average salary of $122,307. Location: San Diego, California.
– California Polytechnic State University: Average salary of $122,307. Location: San Luis Obispo, California.
BYU’s inclusion on this list further solidifies its reputation as a top-notch institution for producing highly skilled and well-compensated computer engineering professionals.