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Management information systems majors are projected to have the highest starting salary among Class of 2019 business grads earning bachelor’s degrees.
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Although it’s early in the salary-reporting cycle, chemical engineers are projected to have the top starting salary among Class of 2019 engineering grads.
In terms of a college graduate’s starting salary, earning a master’s degree can make a substantial difference.
The average salary projections for Class of 2019 master’s degree graduates are characterized by large increases.
The initial starting salary projections for Class of 2019 bachelor’s degree graduates strongly indicate that those with STEM degrees will continue to earn the highest starting salaries.
Graduates with bachelor’s degrees in construction management are the Class of 2018’s top-paid business majors.
First Destinations for the College Class of 2017 examines how college graduates fare in their careers within six months of graduating. The report provides outcomes—including types of employment, additional education, and starting salary—for all degree levels.
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In comparing both the first destinations and the lifelong professional outcomes for women and men, there are some notable disparities, including in pay. What part can higher ed play in eliminating the gender pay gap?
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Class of 2018 graduates with master’s degrees in multi/interdisciplinary studies and computer and information sciences are the top-paid in the class.
The overall preliminary average starting salary for the Class of 2018 is $50,004, which is down slightly from the preliminary and final salaries for the Class of 2017.