Highest-Paid Bachelor’s Degrees: 2010
If you're looking to pull in a big paycheck right out of college, take a look at these ten jobs with the highest starting salaries. Overall, the average salary offered to 2010 graduates is $48,351—down 2 percent from the 2009 average of $49,353. Here are the degrees that garner the highest salary offers, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers .
10. Information Sciences & Systems
Average starting salary: $54,038
Disclaimer: This Article has been Taken form CNBC website. The facts and figures are the same as it is quoted in the CNBC websites.
10. Information Sciences & Systems
Average starting salary: $54,038
9. Aerospace/Aeronautical/ Astronautical Engineering
Average starting salary: $57,231
Average starting salary: $57,231
8. Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering
Average starting salary: $57,734
Average starting salary: $57,734
7. Mechanical Engineering
Average starting salary: $58,392
Average starting salary: $58,392
6. Electrical/Electronics & Communications Engineering
Average starting salary: $59,074
5. Computer Engineering
Average starting salary: $60,879
Average starting salary: $60,879
4. Computer Science
Average starting salary: $61,205
3. Mining & Mineral Engineering (incl. Geological)
Average starting salary: $64,552
Average starting salary: $64,552
2. Chemical Engineering
Average starting salary: $65,142
Average starting salary: $65,142
1. Petroleum Engineering
Average starting salary: $86,220
Average starting salary: $86,220
Disclaimer: This Article has been Taken form CNBC website. The facts and figures are the same as it is quoted in the CNBC websites.
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