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		What your degree is really worth The Wall Street Journal has done us all a huge favor by ranking college majors based on what kind of employment opportunities they guarantee and what kind of salaries they fetch. Here are some highlights: Highest median earnings Engineering: mid-$60,000 up to $127,000, depending on specialty. Petroleum and nuclear engineers are on top of that spectrum. Mechanical engineers are not. Pharmacy science and admin: $105,000 Computer science: $91,000 Information science: $71,000 Economics: $69,000 Lowest median earnings Student counseling/educational psychology: $20,000-$35,000 Visual and performing arts: $36,000 Library science: $36,000 Early childhood education: $37,000 Studio arts: $37,000 Most popular (by enrollment) with median earnings Business management: $56,000 General business: $59,000 Accounting: $61,000 Nursing: $60,000 Psychology: $43,000 Forward to a friend! Online education has a growth rate of about 21%. That's according to Education Today, and starkly contrasts the growth rate of traditional education, which they claim is 1.8%. At that rate, online education could quickly become the new "normal." 5 best companies to work for Work here and get benefits you can brag about. Test prep center Plan on taking the GRE, MCAT, GMAT, or LSAT, and need help preparing? Compare test prep courses and improve your score for cheap. Student loans View my private student loan options Go! Weekly poll Do you think there's value in a fine arts degree? Yes No If you do not receive a confirmation page after clicking submit, please click here. Results from last week Did you make a New Year's resolution? 45% said yes. 55% said no. Useful links Deals on textbooks Visa® prepaid debit card for students Test prep comparison Student loan comparison College cost calculators "Like" us! We're low-maintenance and pretty good-looking. Check out our page and "like" us to enter our latest contest. As soon as we hit 7,000 fans, we'll give away an iPad!
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