Why do engineering graduates choose non-engineering careers?

Unfortunately, engineering and technology graduates were less likely than their male counterparts to work in an engineering occupation, with just over half reporting doing so, compared with over two thirds of male graduates. Why this is could be debated to the ends of the earth. read more

And if those two stats alone aren’t enough, consider that engineering majors can expect to earn 84% more over the course of their careers than non-engineering majors. Career Diversity Engineering is a broad field. It’s divided into a variety of disciplines and subdisciplines. Each requires a range of skills and knowledge, and each offers varied career opportunities in fields as disparate as consulting, manufacturing, or research and development. read more