College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Outcomes

A student works with a piece of machinery in a technology lab.

As a student in the College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, you will participate in professional training and degree programs incorporating your creativity with necessary skills and knowledge needed in the marketplace to launch an extraordinary career.

You'll gain incredible hands-on experience doing research with faculty, through internships, in flight training, or in our professional level manufacturing laboratories. With more than 96% of our graduates employed or continuing their education within six months of graduating, we think all this experience makes them competitive job and grad school candidates.

Successful Outcomes Rates

96%

Agriculture
97%

Biology
94%

Engineering and Technology
100%

Chemistry and Physics
100%

Mathematics
96%

College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Overall Rate

Our graduates go into the workforce ready to take on careers in many areas.

Where our Grads Work

Earning a degree is an investment in your future. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the median annual salary of someone with a high school diploma earns $24,336 less than someone with a bachelor’s degree. Check out the median salaries of some of our most popular career paths.

Occupation	Median Salary
Actuary	$108,000
Agricultural and Food Scientist	$65,000
Forensic Science Technician	$59,000
Industrial Engineer	$88,000
Zoologist/Wildlife Biologist	$63,000
Environmental Scientist	$71,000

For some of our students, Southeast is their first step towards a higher degree or certification. They go on to earn degrees at institutions all over the country.

Where Our Alumni Attend Graduate and Professional School