Just want to know what fields yall are studying/ or graduated from and some good paying one's to go into...Im only in my first year. But i read that big thread about all the computer jobs going away because so many people have a degree. What do yall think.
Hey well i graduated with an associate degree in computer network technolgy and now im a level 1 NOC engineer, and its not bad i make 17 an hour, which is allright for an entry level postion.
I'm an incoming freshman, but I've been going for the past 3 years hah. I'm probably going with a bachelors in science in anthropology, then possibly going to medical school...
I'm an Electrical Engineer....lots of guys I graduated with make salary...55-65 K$/year....not bad for startin out
I start going to school at Nashville Auto Diesel College next month. It is a year long course to eighther be an auto mechanic or a diesel mechanic (not sure wich yet). I figure there will always be job openings for mechanics!
I got a bachelors in Information Systems. I had a job right out of college. I am a software engineer and have advanced rapidly. Theres plenty of technology jobs out there. I dont think the market is saturated at all. According to a meeting we had yesterday the two upcoming technology hotspots are Texas and North Carolina.
Engineering undergrad - then an MBA I graduated in 2003 with a Finance degree and am in the $40-$50K range. I'm currently in the running for three positions with a posted range of $55-80K. I would recommend some type of engineering, then go back to night school for you're MBA. That way, 20or so years from now, you can be a Sr. VP somewhere and do nothing but cash your large checks and surf stangnet all day looking for Mods for your 2025 Shelby 1800 stock HP
I'm a junior at UF right now, actually in the middle of an organic chem class this summer. sucksss. anyways im majoring in microbiology, and going to med school for surgery to eventually become a surgeon. starting pay is avg. at 280/yr. average pay for non entry level surgeons is at about 850/yr now. i cant wait.
I graduated with a BS in Mechanical Engineering but the job market was so bad in '91 (Defense Industry folded), I got a job as a Civil Engineer. Best decision I made, I wished I would have majored in Civil in college. Right now and in the foreseeable future civil engineers are in high demand all over the world. The old city/state/federal infrastructures always need repairs, maintenance and improvements. A lot of American companies are all over the world providing engineering services. The major is still tough but not as demanding as electrical/computer engineering or other engineering disciplines. Good "bang for the buck" and real good pay w/experience ($70-$90K/yr). Take a look.
thats not bad, I am a tech and have been working for a cable company for 3 years. I make 22/h with a top out of 32. I think I am happy where I am, very little responsibility and good pay. I can handle it. No college needed. lol
I am a police student. Police Foundations graduate, and criminology student. The pay is decent (35,000 - 85,000/year), but it isn't something that you do to get rich.
Freshman at Santa Clara University. undeclared business major...but im leaning towards Marketing. salaries greatly vary by who you work for (or if you run your own business)
hey blacknblue2002 I actually got an associates in auto/diesal technology from Universal Technical Institute and worked as a tech for Toyota for 4yrs till i decided its not what i wanted to do the rest of my life....Working on your car is fun but working on other peoples ragged out cars for a living got old fast...Im leaning on a degree in either finance or some sort of computer field. I guess ill decide one day.
+1 I've got an associates from Texas State Tech in automotive tech. (Ford). Right now I'm working for my dad as a shipping/logistics manager. Was going to go Airforce soon. But from what I hear, being a pilot in the Airforce is a looooooooooong shot. So I tested well enough on the Army ASVAB to go to WAFT (warrant officer flight training). I figure, If i like the military life-style, i can always transfer to the Airforce.
im in the same boat you were ~ 4 years ago, right outta school and learning that working on other people's POS's is not fun. im contemplating going back for a degree in business or finance.
Undeclared in my 2nd year, but I'm thinking about business. Probably going to become a CPA, or something of the like, but Mels post about civil engineers got me thinking.
i'm a cardiovascular chemist, I am currently teaching but will be moving into industry this august. pay is all over the place.
Second year here. Started out as electrical engineering, then switched to mechanical engineering. All the math and physics are burning me out though, i think i'm going to switch to psychology. If you go all the way to the end and get a Ph.D in psychology, that's $150 an hour. Business is the hot major right now I think. I have a friend in business, but he said you'll have to get an MBA to at least be competitive.
I have a BS and Masters degrees in Criminal Justice. Right now I am currently searching for a job. CJ jobs are scarce in the North but they are abundant in the south and pay well.
