S&E Grad Students & Post-Docs by State, 2002
Ranked by Federal R&D Obligations per StudentSource:
National Science Foundation/Division of Science Resources StatisticsFederal Science and Engineering Support to Universities, Colleges, and Nonprofit Institutions, Fiscal Year 2002, http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/nsf05309/htmstart.htm
Graduate Students and Postdoctorates in Science and Engineering: Fall 2002,
http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/nsf05310/htmstart.htmNote: The U.S. total includes American Samoa, Guam, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, and the Virgin Islands. All dollars are in thousands.
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State $R&D SCI ENG Total Students $R&D per Student 1Maryland 1,296,852 7,720 2,444 10,164 127.59 2Vermont 74,486 492 109 601 123.94 3Washington 584,402 4,640 1,460 6,100 95.80 4Alaska 66,586 605 131 736 90.47 5New Hampshire 125,781 1,138 306 1,444 87.11 6North Carolina 841,951 8,681 2,590 11,271 74.70 7Missouri 509,229 4,916 1,928 6,844 74.41 8Hawaii 120,239 1,483 174 1,657 72.56 9Pennsylvania 1,378,756 14,922 4,864 19,786 69.68 10Alabama 359,702 3,881 1,823 5,704 63.06 11Oregon 260,691 3,222 1,082 4,304 60.57 12Rhode Island 104,329 1,470 298 1,768 59.01 13Tennessee 339,492 4,199 1,937 6,136 55.33 14Connecticut 404,923 6,256 1,258 7,514 53.89 15Utah 230,906 2,852 1,469 4,321 53.44 16Wisconsin 432,025 5,930 2,314 8,244 52.40 17Massachusetts 1,147,690 15,682 6,324 22,006 52.15 18Mississippi 143,770 2,228 548 2,776 51.79 19Colorado 494,898 6,697 2,923 9,620 51.44 20California 2,949,032 43,512 15,057 58,569 50.35 21Iowa 242,077 3,663 1,265 4,928 49.12 22South Carolina 147,193 2,102 1,211 3,313 44.43 23Georgia 445,152 6,217 3,875 10,092 44.11 24Montana 57,210 1,134 194 1,328 43.08 25New York 1,682,187 33,213 7,013 40,226 41.82 26Minnesota 296,241 5,733 1,515 7,248 40.87 27North Dakota 45,015 917 191 1,108 40.63 28Maine 25,080 497 142 639 39.25 29Texas 1,220,475 21,918 9,431 31,349 38.93 30New Mexico 131,066 2,426 948 3,374 38.85 31Arkansas 73,032 1,545 357 1,902 38.40 32Michigan 636,407 10,062 6,644 16,706 38.09 33Nevada 59,420 1,246 416 1,662 35.75 34Arizona 249,994 4,774 2,379 7,153 34.95 35Nebraska 91,398 2,270 363 2,633 34.71 36Kentucky 152,183 3,420 969 4,389 34.67 37Delaware 54,152 1,102 462 1,564 34.62 38Ohio 592,725 12,014 5,158 17,172 34.52 39Indiana 283,542 6,357 2,483 8,840 32.07 40Florida 530,893 12,179 5,119 17,298 30.69 41Puerto Rico 101,189 3,014 326 3,040 30.30 42Illinois 745,394 19,887 4,890 24,777 30.08 43Louisiana 177,833 4,497 1,431 5,928 30.00 44Virginia 377,589 8,855 3,950 12,805 29.49 45New Jersey 319,593 8,265 3,348 11,613 27.52 46District of Columbia 205,656 6,150 1,633 7,783 26.42 47West Virginia 54,185 1,528 792 2,320 23.36 48Oklahoma 102,234 3,001 1,483 4,484 22.80 49Wyoming 18,212 693 126 819 22.24 50Idaho 35,758 1,199 492 1,691 21.15 51South Dakota 20,898 682 346 1,028 20.33 52Kansas 115,422 4,585 1,617 6,202 18.61U.S. total 21,117,662 335,747 119,608 455,355 46.38
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