<p>Am I the only one that things that the percent of people that go on to earn PHDs is redundant? Of course tech schools will have a large amount; people in the science require PhDs for top jobs much more than business people. As for the comparison between HMC and CT, HMC has engineering as its most popular major and CT has math/physics (I think, shoot me if i am wrong). Engineering does not require a PhD for good job placement; physics does. Some generalizing occurred here, but when dealing with averages I would like to thank that is appropriate.</p>