S&E Grad Students & Post-Docs by State, 2003
Ranked by Federal R&D Obligations per StudentSource: Division of Science Resources Statistics, National Science Foundation
- Survey of Federal Science and Engineering Support to Universities, Colleges, and Nonprofit Institutions, FY 2003, http://www.nsf.gov/publications/pub_summ.jsp?ods_key=nsf06309
- Graduate Students and Postdoctorates in Science and Engineering: Fall 2003 http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/nsf06307/
Note: 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 RankAlabama 343,766 4,055 1,950 6,005 57.25 14Alaska 74,250 612 149 761 97.57 3Arizona 260,208 4,820 2,284 7,104 36.63 36Arkansas 75,952 1,696 477 2,173 34.95 37California 3,193,421 46,541 17,307 63,848 50.02 21Colorado 523,145 7,135 3,251 10,386 50.37 20Connecticut 439,972 5,756 1,257 7,013 62.74 11Delaware 67,016 1,174 490 1,664 40.27 31District of Columbia 172,342 6,038 1,684 7,722 22.32 48Florida 541,132 12,722 5,968 18,690 28.95 44Georgia 483,676 6,677 3,943 10,620 45.54 24Hawaii 146,697 1,578 183 1,761 83.30 6Idaho 42,471 1,382 597 1,979 21.46 49Illinois 878,352 18,927 5,006 23,933 36.70 35Indiana 307,368 6,364 2,600 8,964 34.29 38Iowa 255,717 3,847 1,298 5,145 49.70 22Kansas 131,630 4,715 1,611 6,326 20.81 50Kentucky 186,334 3,551 966 4,517 41.25 30Louisiana 202,832 4,783 1,599 6,382 31.78 41Maine 30,326 540 139 679 44.66 25Maryland 1,294,617 8,149 2,518 10,667 121.37 2Massachusetts 1,220,700 15,981 6,218 22,199 54.99 17Michigan 714,343 10,614 6,323 16,937 42.18 29Minnesota 316,924 5,672 1,554 7,226 43.86 27Mississippi 147,875 1,924 587 2,511 58.89 13Missouri 550,507 5,290 1,927 7,217 76.28 8Montana 75,051 1,248 198 1,446 51.90 19Nebraska 105,520 2,383 401 2,784 37.90 34Nevada 73,725 1,379 489 1,868 39.47 32New Hampshire 139,984 1,125 333 1,458 96.01 4New Jersey 362,230 8,338 3,644 11,982 30.23 43New Mexico 125,084 2,720 1,054 3,774 33.14 40New York 1,857,646 34,533 7,283 41,816 44.42 26North Carolina 938,818 9,030 2,513 11,543 81.33 7North Dakota 58,392 1,147 387 1,534 38.07 33Ohio 603,563 12,286 5,680 17,966 33.59 39Oklahoma 114,872 2,982 1,571 4,553 25.23 47Oregon 288,553 3,323 1,067 4,390 65.73 10Pennsylvania 1,417,348 15,509 5,138 20,647 68.65 9Puerto Rico 61,445 3,000 366 3,366 18.25 51Rhode Island 114,025 1,574 304 1,878 60.72 12South Carolina 167,329 2,183 1,257 3,440 48.64 23South Dakota 28,047 665 335 1,000 28.05 45Tennessee 372,788 4,468 2,178 6,646 56.09 15Texas 1,385,229 22,372 10,448 32,820 42.21 28Utah 260,661 3,040 1,670 4,710 55.34 16Vermont 84,524 503 110 613 137.89 1Virginia 399,182 8,803 4,089 12,892 30.96 42Washington 628,324 5,088 1,601 6,689 93.93 5West Virginia 42,532 1,518 872 2,390 17.80 52Wisconsin 471,861 6,245 2,375 8,620 54.74 18Wyoming 23,437 743 126 869 26.97 46U.S. total 22,808,789 346,828 127,375 474,203 48.10State Science & Technology Institute
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