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Where the Talent Goes: Field, Credential, and the Geography of Graduate Retention
States invest heavily in producing technical graduates, yet the graduates most valued by an innovation economy are the ones least likely to stay; this study tests whether that pattern holds across credential levels, using an independent source as corroboration. Retention loss is measured by field an
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