Degrees That Get You Hired...

[Nthngis4vr]

#4 - Accounting/Finance Degree

Finance and accounting graduates can expect their fortunes to improve as the economy improves. "Historically, hiring on Wall Street has recovered before the rest of the economy," Richard Lipstein, managing director at Boyden Global Executive Search, told the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Average Starting Salaries:
Economics: $52,909
Finance: $49,607
Accounting: $47,982

Chea!

 

[turqiun]

what about law degree, that's what I'm working on now.

 

[Hustlers Ambition$]

*In school for finance degree* ....*Looks up at list*....smiles lol

Great thread.

 

[TANGLUNG]

I’m in school currently for Information Systems. I’m not to the upper level classes yet but that where it gets interesting. My emphasis is in Networking/Network Security.

 

[simplyspeaking]

Dual Degree.....

Computer Science / Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering: $60,879

=)

 

[simplyspeaking]

So, besides getting a job, does anyone in here plan to own their own business someday ?

I'm hoping to start my own line of computers or computer software company.

 

[fiat_money]

...
#3 - Computer Science Degree

Computers are an indispensable part of the economy, and so are graduates who study computer science, which ranks as the third most valuable degree in today's job market.

Average Starting Salaries:
Computer Science: $61,205

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#5 - Engineering Degree

It might surprise you to learn that engineering degrees are ranked fifth in terms of employment - and not first - but don't start feeling sorry for engineers just yet. According to a survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, eight of the top 10 best-paid majors are in engineering.

Average Starting Salaries:
...
Computer Engineering: $60,879
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Interesting, I'm getting both of these along with Electrical Engineering.

 

[FrozenMind]

I have hood degrees in marketing, modeling management, and pharmacy.

 

[killap]

#4 - accounting/finance degree

finance and accounting graduates can expect their fortunes to improve as the economy improves. "historically, hiring on wall street has recovered before the rest of the economy," richard lipstein, managing director at boyden global executive search, told the philadelphia inquirer.

Average starting salaries:

economics: $52,909

finance: $49,607

accounting: $47,982

chea!

chhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeea

 

[sandyshimp]

Today computer is the only line where you get lot of opportunities to get hired.

 

[sikander]

Biomedical engineering degree is a promising job . The demand is only going to rise in coming years . Ans salary is close to 76,000 dollars .

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biomedical engineering |biomedical engineering salary

 

[Madbeats]

I think computers aren't going anywhere and it is only growing as far as technology, tech support, etc will always be needed. Very few jobs are recession proof though. People just don't have the money they had and businesses can't pay everyone like they used to tryin to stay afloat. We have to keep goin wit college and get those degrees though. Motivation.

 

[traestar]

lol and smh @ degrees in education not getting people hired.

And thats a fuckin shame too!

 

[longmeat]

I dropped out of school my senior year and I'm making 130k, no degree FTW

 

[A.J. Trillzynski]

Just finished the first year of my BA (Hons) in International Business Management. I'm a middle-manager now and hoping this will keep me moving up as a manager and never looking back.

 

[supYo]

jessica alba in a ocean....i could shed a tear...deep shit

whatever u man....u got plan, u will get ur right degree

going hustlin in school without plan is like workin on streets without knowin where to go wurd

 

[Little JJ]

Mass Media Arts >

 

[Mister B.]

Finance degree. Class of 2005.

Nice.

 

[twatgetta]

#4

 

[twatgetta]

what about law degree, that's what I'm working on now.

Lawyers don't make no money no more. the pyramid to success has bottlenecked. You will only be chasing Ambulances.