<p>^ Was obviously a response to the Cal Poly data. I admit the Georgetown report is much tighter methodologically. Good Google-sleuthing! Protip: n=531 337 is indeed much preferred over n=30. </p>
<p>The irony, though, is that the Georgetown data actually undermines your original claim, since the report is very clear in showing that the difference between the 25th and the 75th percentile in Engineering averages to around $50 000, which is absolutely huge. If 50 percent of Engineering graduates are making vastly different amounts of money, tell me again how “75% of the workforce in any given field statistically fall into nearly the same annual salary”?</p>
<p>Again, close but no cigar.</p>