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Class of 2017 Graduates Starting Salaries 2017-05-07 03:21:40 Post No. 2039933
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So Class of 2017 graduates, looks like your class is finally back to 2007 wages.
>http://www.cbsnews.com/news/class-of-2017-finally-back-to-2007-wages/
What degree did you major in and how much will your starting salary be?
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wealth disparity is going to be brazil tier in 20 years
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>>2039933
>NEETing
>40k with tendy options
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>>2039933
Bioengineering. 75k
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>>2040100
Except a line of pajeets will be there to do the job for 50k
I did accounting and started at 60k
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>>2040141
I already have a job lined up from an internship last summer
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>>2039988
Is there still time to get financially comfy if this is true?
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>>2039933
chemical engineering
starting salary varies alot, for example working in utilities like water is about ~60k, whereas oil and gas is approx 100k and beyond (this is in AUD btw)
starting salaries used to be alot more during the mining boom, like it was pretty standard for someone to get 120k as a graduate if you worked in the mines. now the field is saturated as fuck
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