<p>For what it is worth, the [UC</a> Berkeley career center](<a href=“https://career.berkeley.edu/Major/Major.stm]UC”>https://career.berkeley.edu/Major/Major.stm) just posted the results of its 2010 survey.</p>
<p>Some majors:</p>
<p>(Major: employed / seeking employment / grad school / other)
Civil Engineering 2010: 18% / 20% / 48% / 14%
Civil Engineering 2009: 19% / 48% / 23% / 10%
Civil Engineering 2006: 49% / 2% / 38% / 11%
Architecture 2010: 27% / 41% / 5% / 27%
Architecture 2009: 28% / 59% / 2% / 11%
Architecture 2006: 57% / 23% / 9% / 11%
Computer Science 2010: 63% / 6% / 19% / 12%
Computer Science 2009: 55% / 32% / 13% / 0%
Computer Science 2006: 66% / 9% / 21% / 4%</p>
<p>The unusually large number of 2010 civil engineering graduates going to graduate school may be due to some trying to delay entering the job market when prospects are poor.</p>