Not surprisingly, STEM students can expect to earn high salaries when they graduate Photo: Getty |
Now new analysis can help them make a more informed choice, highlighting potential earnings across different areas of study...
Not surprisingly, STEM graduates come out
as the best rewarded, with an average mid-career salary of $103,408.
Engineering graduates are particularly well remunerated, with a
mid-career average of $114,670.
The five highest paying STEM majors, by mid-career average, were:
1. Petroleum engineering ($183,600)
2. Actuarial engineering ($158,100)
3. Building science ($135,000)
4. System engineering ($131,200)
5. Chemical engineering ($126,900)
Mid-career average salaries (Source: OneClass).
Other STEM majors included computer science ($113,900), statistics ($111,300), software engineering ($109,600) and biotechnology ($94,700)...
Among other humanities majors were philosophy ($86,000), English literature ($78,300), history ($77,200) and music ($65,500).
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Source: Forbes
1. Petroleum engineering ($183,600)
2. Actuarial engineering ($158,100)
3. Building science ($135,000)
4. System engineering ($131,200)
5. Chemical engineering ($126,900)
Mid-career average salaries (Source: OneClass).
Other STEM majors included computer science ($113,900), statistics ($111,300), software engineering ($109,600) and biotechnology ($94,700)...
Among other humanities majors were philosophy ($86,000), English literature ($78,300), history ($77,200) and music ($65,500).
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Source: Forbes