What are the top occupations aligned to each career cluster?

Total High School Students Enrolled

200,100

Total High School CTE Concentrators

120

Occupation Employment
(2016)
Median Pay
(2017)
Projected Growth
(2016-26)
Architectural and Engineering Managers 1,460 $147,160 10.3%
Computer and Information Research Scientists 40 $90,150 25%
Statisticians 50 $79,040 40%
Chemical Engineers 2,400 $102,530 14.2%
Computer Hardware Engineers 210 $77,940 19%
Electrical Engineers 1,560 $91,000 17.3%
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer 750 $80,850 17.3%
Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors 650 $85,520 6.2%
Industrial Engineers 2,100 $93,190 18.6%
Materials Engineers 60 $107,970 16.7%
Mechanical Engineers 2,320 $93,820 15.1%
Nuclear Engineers 140 $107,020 0%
Petroleum Engineers 1,650 $128,990 8.5%
Engineers, All Other 3,700 $81,990 10.5%
Biological Scientists, All Other 580 $63,310 6.9%
Conservation Scientists 660 $57,580 4.5%
Life Scientists, All Other 60 $56,200 16.7%
Physicists 30 $127,630 0%
Atmospheric and Space Scientists 40 $88,060 25%
Chemists 740 $76,000 12.2%
Materials Scientists 130 $113,540 7.7%
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health 1,290 $59,840 13.2%
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers 1,060 $98,720 12.3%
Physical Scientists, All Other 40 $85,610 0%
Economists 40 $93,660 25%
Anthropologists and Archeologists 120 $69,380 0%
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other 490 $45,260 14.3%
Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other 150 $71,420 6.7%
Marine Engineers and Naval Architects 260 $100,940 11.5%
Social Science Research Assistants 90 $0 11.1%
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Sources: Burning Glass Technologies and state education agencies

Credential Explorer

Credential (Louisiana) Credential Type Supply/Demand Category Credentials
Demanded Earned
Certified Electronics Technician Certification Very Undersupplied 61 0