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Nuclear Engineering Tech in Connecticut

Nuclear Engineering Tech Schools in Connecticut

Jobs for Nuclear Engineering Tech Grads in Connecticut

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Wages for Nuclear Engineering Tech Jobs in Connecticut

A typical salary for a nuclear engineering tech grad in the state is $78,300, compared to a typical salary of $79,970 nationwide.

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Below are some popular majors in the state that are similar to nuclear engineering tech.

Major Annual Graduates in CT
Industrial Production Technology 175
Environmental Control Technology 130
Drafting & Design Engineering 71
Computer Engineering 63
Electromechanical Engineering 55
General Engineering Technology 48
Electronics Engineering 38
Architectural Engineering 35

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