2006 Data from Spencer Stuart on S&P 500 CEO (pdf document) shows once again more have bachelors degrees in engineering than any other field.
| Field |
| % of CEOs |
|---|---|---|
| Engineering | 23% | |
| Economics | 13% | |
| Business Administration | 12% | |
| Liberal Arts | 8% | |
| Accounting | 8% | |
| No degree or no data | 3% |
This data only shows the data for 65% of CEOs, I would like to see the rest of the data but it is not provide in this report. 41% of S&P CEOs have MBAs. 27% have other advanced degrees.
Related: Top degree for S&P 500 CEOs? Engineering (2005 study) – Science and Engineering Degrees lead to Career Success – USA Engineering Jobs – Curious Cat Management Improvement Blog

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