Most Lucrative Jobs For College Grads

“These salary increases combined with the results of a recent poll of Salary Survey participants indicate that 2005-06 has been the best job market in the past four years,” said NACE executive director Marilyn Mackes in a statement.

According to the survey, majors that have seen some of the biggest increases in average starting salaries are:

Information sciences and systems: Up 7.5 percent to $47,182

Economics/finance: Up 6.2 percent to $44,588

Civil engineering: Up 5.3 percent to $46,084

Chemical engineering: Up 4.9 percent to $56,269

Accounting: Up 4.6 percent to $44,928

Business administration/management: Up 4.2 percent to $41,155

History: Up 4.2 percent to $33,071

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2 Comments

  1. Jack's Shack November 2, 2006 at 5:20 pm

    My first job paid less than $22K a year. I would have been thrilled to start at something like $33K

  2. Bill November 2, 2006 at 6:45 am

    Nice to see history is moving up but $33,000 ick what a depressing starting salary.

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