2018年7月25日 · College Degrees, by Salary. What college majors win out? Here’s all 50 majors from the data set, sorted by mid-career median salary (10 years in):

Payscale’s College Salary Report is based on a comprehensive database. This year, our rankings come from the alumni salary data of 3.1 million respondents, representing more than 2,400...

For example, workers with a bachelor’s degree had median weekly earnings of $1,305 in 2020, compared with $781 for workers with a high school diploma. And the unemployment rate for bachelor’s-level workers was 5.5 percent, compared with 9.0 percent for those whose highest level of education was a high school diploma.

2024年1月19日 · In 2022, the average earnings for prime-working age people with bachelor’s degrees — people aged 25 to 64 working full-time jobs — were $100,311, according to Census Bureau estimates. The Bureau of Labor Statistics also collects wage data, which it shares as weekly medians rather than annual averages.

Payscale ranks the top college majors by salary to help you figure out how much you can earn after graduation.

STEM majors continue to be the most lucrative, with certain fields of study commanding six-figure salaries even for two-year degrees. MIT tops the list for maximizing earnings for a bachelor’s...

2024年1月18日 · This chart shows mid-career median pay by bachelor degree in 2023. Report Download Chart

2024年9月4日 · MIT tops the list for maximizing earnings for a bachelor’s degree, while the Helene Fuld College of Nursing offers the highest income for associate degree holders.

4 天之前 · Having a bachelor's degree means earning about $1,432 per week, showing the benefits of higher education. The top 10 high-paying majors expect significant growth, from 3% to 23%, between 2022 and 2032, creating more job opportunities. In 2023, Massachusetts offers the highest salaries, with an annual median income of $86,840.

2022年3月22日 · For this reason, this list of the highest-paying jobs per degree will be those that require a bachelor’s degree, typically four years of college—ranked by the US Bureau of Labor Statistic (BLS). This way you can easily compare what the best-paid jobs in the US are on a level playing field with no master’s degree and years of experience.