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 ### UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

 Computer engineering is a relatively in-demand major. On average, each subject hands out around 6,000 yearly bachelor's degrees; 10,704 students last spring earned undergrad degrees in computer engineering, making it the 44th most popular concentration nationally. 355 of those students are now alumni of the [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign](/colleges/university-of-illinois-at-urbana-champaign), which boasts having the biggest program in the United States, and 1,785 of those alumni came out of colleges from California.

 Determining the best institution will probably be tricky, given that 322 schools in the country grant a bachelor's degree in computer engineering. 67.8% more schools offer undergraduate degrees in computer engineering than the average subject, making it the 72nd most universally available American degree.

 ### GRADUATE DEGREES

 While 69% of degrees in computer engineering last May were four-year degrees; 31% were grad degrees. Computer engineering is the 50th most popular grad degree in the US, with 4,886 degrees conferred. For some context, computer engineering is 76% more popular among graduate students than the average subject.

 In Total, 15,590 students received a bachelor's or higher in computer engineering last spring.

 ### ONLINE COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEGREES

 435 of those 15,590 alumni (2.8%) received their degrees online - 121 undergraduates and 314 master's or doctor's students. As you probably can see, college students majoring in computer engineering online are rather uncommon. It's the 115th most popular remote course of study, and 74.9% south of the nation's average of 481 students per major. For postgraduate students, it is ranked 75th, and is 49% under the national average (616).

  [Arizona State University-Skysong](/colleges/arizona-state-university-skysong)​ awarded more online bachelor's degrees in computer engineering than any other American college (76).

 Further, Arizona graduates more computer engineering online students than any other state (76 four-year degrees conferred last year). The state graduates 63% of the United States of America's remote students.

 Just 1.1% of all four-year degrees in computer engineering are completed through a remote program, (6.4% for graduate degrees). 1.61% of [Arizona State University-Skysong's](/colleges/arizona-state-university-skysong)​ last undergraduate class majored in computer engineering remote, higher than any other school in the US. 76 students in their 4,737 student class were conferred an online bachelor's degree in computer engineering. They offer 54 programs completely online, and had 33,410 enrolled online undergraduate students last fall. That's 97% of the student body.

 13 schools in America award bachelor's degrees through totally online programs, making it the 72nd most universally offered remote discipline in the United States. A shade below 1 in every 20 schools supplying the degree even have an online option, and private colleges offering undergraduate degrees in computer engineering outnumber public schools 1.3 to 1. Florida is number one in the country in providing online choices, with 3 of the programs headquartered there.

 If you wish to study computer engineering entirely remotely, you should look at [Syracuse University](/colleges/syracuse-university), as it has the 71st best computer engineering program in the US. It also offers an additional 39 degrees totally remotely, so you could sample classes from other disciplines. Additionally, they have 126 remote undergraduates, which is 1% of their undergraduate population.

 ### PARTIALLY ONLINE COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEGREES

 * 2,474 students last year completed four-year degrees in computer engineering partially online
* Computer engineering is the 61st most universally available partially online college degree countrywide
* Last spring, 2,968 people were awarded a bachelor's or higher in computer engineering partially online
* [Capitol Technology University's](/colleges/capitol-technology-university)​ last undergraduate class had the most dense population of partially online computer engineering majors in the USA (6.63%)
* Iowa has the most colleges offering partially online undergrad degrees in computer engineering of any state (4 colleges)
* 10.11% of all grad degrees in computer engineering are done partially online

 ### IN-PERSON COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEGREES

 * 8,063 students completed an undergrad degree in computer engineering fully in-person last spring
* Computer engineering is the 114th most broadly available fully in-person college degree countrywide
* Last year, 12,134 people received a bachelor's or higher in computer engineering in-person
* [Milwaukee School of Engineering's](/colleges/milwaukee-school-of-engineering)​ last undergraduate class had the most dense population of entirely in-person computer engineering majors in the US (13.82%)
* Computer engineering is the 38th most popular in-person postgraduate degree in the US
* The typical subject grants 4,293 annual undergrad degrees completely in-person


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2023 Computer Engineering Salary

There are about 34,349 students enrolled in Computer Engineering in the USA.