What can you do with a Bachelor's Degree

What can you do with a Bachelor's Degree

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  What can youdo with a Bachelor’s Degree?
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  Introduction • As of2014, nearly 32% of US adults aged 25 years and older had at least a bachelor’s degree • If you are one of these 32%, you might, at some point, have wondered what can a bachelor’s degree do for you? • Let’s answer that in terms of starting salaries, occupations and job openings for different majors
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  Starting Salaries Field ofMajor Average Starting Salary Engineering $62,655 Computer Science $59,221 Business $53,900 Health Sciences $49,196 Communications $43,717 Math and Sciences $42,471 Education $40,668 Humanities $36,988 Average starting salaries of bachelor degree holders from the batch of 2012, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics
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  Top 6 Business,Financial AND SALES Operations Occupation Projected Job Openings, 2010- 2020 Accountants and Auditors 452,100 Management Analysts 274,300 Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists 191,800 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products 159,700 Securities, commodities, and financial services agents 133,700 Financial Analysts 104,200 These are degree paths for people who like working with numbers and analytical problem solving
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  Top 6 Education,training, and library occupations Occupation Projected Job Openings, 2010- 2020 Elementary school teachers, except special education 573,200 Secondary school teachers, except special and career/technical education 355,600 Middle school teachers, except special and career/technical education 249,300 Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten and elementary school 113,300 Kindergarten teachers, except special education 79,300 Special education teachers, secondary school 51,100 People who go for this field are generally very patient and fond of networking and instructing
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  Top 6 ComputerScience and Math Occupations Occupation Projected Job Openings, 2010- 2020 Computer systems analysts 222,500 Software developers, application 197,900 Software developers, systems software 168,000 Network and computer systems administrators 155,300 Computer programmers 128,000 Information security analysts, web developers and computer network architects 110,300 Individuals with these majors usually tend to have strong technical and mathematical skills
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  Top 6 Arts,media and related Occupations Occupation Projected Job Openings, 2010- 2020 Public relations specialists 127,200 Graphic designers 123,800 Producers and directors 49,700 Writers and authors 47,600 Interpreters and translators 40,300 Editors 37,000 People in these fields tends to be creative and interactive. They typically pave out their own career path instead of following a predetermined standard
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  Top 6 Architectureand Engineering Occupations Occupation Projected Job Openings, 2010- 2020 Civil Engineers 104,400 Mechanical Engineers 99,600 Industrial Engineers 57,500 Architects, except landscape and naval 50,900 Electrical Engineers 47,800 Electronics engineers, except computer 40,600 People in this field usually enjoy math problems, complex decision making and analysis
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  Top 6 Healthcareand community and social service occupations Occupation Projected Job Openings, 2010- 2020 Child, family, and school social workers 128,300 Clergy 79,900 Mental health and substance abuse social workers 69,400 Medical and clinical laboratory technologists 52,100 Directors, religious activities and education 44,500 Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists 37,300 People in this field are typically interested in giving back to the community by helping people. They tend to have strong interpersonal and communication skills
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  Top 6 Life,Physical, and social science occupations Occupation Projected Job Openings, 2010-2020 Environmental scientists and specialists, including health 43,200 Biological technicians 37,900 Chemists 29,900 Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers 17,100 Survey researchers 9,900 Soil and plant scientists 8,600 People who work in these fields usually enjoy working close to nature, research and complex problem solving
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