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Although there remains a salary advantage for college students obtaining a master's degree, the differential in starting salaries between bachelor’s degrees and master’s degrees is diminishing.
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The unusual and uncertain times experienced by the college Class of 2021 in its final year was reflected in its outcomes, which improved from last year, but remained down from pre-pandemic levels.
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The overall average salary for Class of 2021 graduates is $55,911, which is only 1.2% higher than that for the Class of 2020.
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The average hourly wage for 2020-21 bachelor’s level interns and co-ops was identical at $20.82 as both salaries continue an ascent seen in recent years.
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Salary negotiations reward candidates based on how well they handle that discussion rather than merit and skill, which can lead to an inherently inequitable hiring process.
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Increasing salary transparency in general and including information on potential payroll deductions can go a long way towards a more equitable work environment.
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There are many factors that contribute to the gender pay gap and severe consequences of long-term inequity in pay.
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Average starting salary projections for the Class of 2022 range from an increase of 5.4% to a decrease of 14.8%.
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Does salary matter to graduates from the college Class of 2021? No … and yes, according to students responding to NACE’s 2021 Student Survey.
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The top-paid categories for Class of 2021 master’s degree graduates were computer sciences, which topped the $100,000 mark, and engineering.