Survey of Earned Doctorates, 2020 edition

From the NSF's Survey of Earned Doctorates, the latest data, which is for the class of graduates during the 2020 calendar year. First, the demographic data (tab 58): 

All doctorate recipients (number): 2,763

Sex (%): Male 60.4 / Female 39.5 / Unknown 0.0

Citizenship (%): U.S. citizen or permanent resident 61.4, Temporary visa holder 36.0, Unknown 2.6

Marital status (%): Never married 48.5, Married 31.6,  Marriage-like relationship 8.3, Separated, divorced, widowed 1.6, Unknown 10.0

Bachelor's in same field as doctorate (%): 72.8

Master's earned (%): 37.9

Age at doctorate (median years): 29.0

Time to doctorate (median years): From bachelor's 6.3, From graduate school start 5.8, From doctoral program start 5.3

Now, their destinations (tab 59): 

Definite postgraduation study: 931 (36% of respondents to this question)

Definite employment: 761 (30% of respondents to this question)

Seeking employment or study: 809 (32% of respondents to this question)

Other: 55 (2% of respondents to this question)

Definite postgraduation study (%): Postdoc fellowship or research associateship 98.3, Other or unknown 1.7

Definite employment (%): Academe 16.4, Government 5.0, Industry or business 74.6, Nonprofit organization 2.5, Other or unknown 1.4

Primary activity (%): R&D 70.3, Teaching 13.3, Management or administration 4.1, Professional services 11.9, Other 0.4

Median starting salaries for those employed (does not count postdoctoral appointments) (tab 49): 

Total: $92,000

Academe: $52,000

Industry or business: $100,000

Government: $76,000

Nonprofit organization: $55,000

Other or unknown: $70,000

Last year's data, in case you're interested. I'd say there were no basic changes to the data - salaries were down a touch and also the number of graduates were down slightly, but that's about it.