And what is the average starting salary of graduates with this degree?
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You should be able to get any entry level Mechanical Engineer position.  You will start a little less but your salary will increase rapidly once your employer realizes you actually know how to do stuff.\n\nI have a degree in Computer Graphics Technology, I had some work expereince with AutoCAD and PRO&#92;E.  My first job, as a Mechanical Engineer right out of school, I earned about $35K in Atlanta.  Now (3 years later) I make about twice that.
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I am pursuing this career also.  My main advice if you're just starting is to make sure the school you choose is accredited.  Many unaccredited programs will offer you online courses and take your money, but a degree from them isn't really worth anything.
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depends on experience, location and well degree\n\nstarting salay should be between 18-25$ \n\ngraduate nurses at our hospital are starting out at 19$ per hour in the Carolina's this is a 2 year degree
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Right now the engineering degree will pay more.
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28% for bachelor's degree. You can read the details from the Census Bureau, linked below.
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Salaries vary by field of study (business professors higher than humanities because they could make more money in the private sector), by geography (cost of living is higher in cities than in rural areas), by rank (instructors make much less than assistant professors, who make less than associate professors, who make less than full professors), and by length of service (annual raises). \n\nThere are also other factors, like the prestige of the university, the university's endowment, the ranking of the particular department, the ability of the particular professor to negotiate raises, etc. \nEnrollment numbers do not impact salary. \n\nIn a rural area, an instructor in the humanities (without PhD) might make as little as 30,000.   A full professor in the field of business in a city might make as much as 250,000.\n\nThe average is about 35,000 to start, 52,000 mid-career, and topping out at about 80,000.
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Market and salary depends on \n\ntype of experience you have \nwhat type of degree you have\nwhat field you worked in\nwhere in the US you will work\n\nYou can find jobs at:
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Are you considering going for a career in it you mean? If so, it is very good. I go to a college that specializes in ERP, and one of my classes explained the shortage they have for people with these skills. He has so many job openings and not enough people to fill them. The pay is excellent too.  We just got a MBA program at my school that specializes in ERP and a graduate can expect to make a starting salary of $80,000.  With consultants getting paid around $200 an hour, I would say it is pretty lucrative. \n\nIn case you are looking for schools as well, http://www.umr.edu and look under either business and management systems or IST, and it may give you more explanation on what types of jobs you could expect and such. \n\nGood luck!
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The rate of remuneration will vary widely by location, and by type of institution.  Rates can also depend on your degree (MA paid lower than MFA or ABD, ABD lower than PhD, etc.).  Also, some colleges pay by credit, some by course.   For a one-semester three-hour course, the remuneration could be as low as $1200, and as high as $5000.
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depending on what specific area of the industry you are going to work in, what the location would be, if it is a consulting job, what school you graduated from, etc etc, this can vary a lot. i would say you can start at $55k to $60k per yr
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I just found a list exactly for that. English student's average £15,635. The rest of the list for all degrees is here: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3561-2470001,00.html
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Depending where you are and your education, 15-20 per hour is OK.  If you have a degree in the subject, $25-30 is OK.
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Understand one thing about a degree, employeers are not really concerned about the field of study, unless it is education, nursing, or social services field.  To most employeers the degree simple identifies that you are able and willing to start and finish something, which says a lot in todays society, so go get a job doing something that you enjoy.  Go into law enforcment, become a teacher with a lateral entry possition.  Have fun and make money
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In the US, you can no longer get an entry level degree for PT  as a bachelor's degree.  It is at least a master's or doctorate level degree...time from undergraduate to degree completion ranges from 6-7 years.  Once awarded a PT, degree, average salary in the US is approximately $60,000 a year for someone with serveral years experience...it is considerably less for a new graduate...so plan on around $4-5000 a month as opposed to the figure mentioned above.  It is a highly competitive enrollment that requires significant backround in chemistry, physics, biology and psychology...however enrollment has dropped in the last serveral years making it "easier" to get in...it also requires an English proficiency exam for foreign educated students.  \n\nNow, if you want to become a physical therapy ASSISTANT...this is a two year degree...it is considerably easier (one of my classmates was a PTA before she became a PT), but the pay is significantly less...the average salary in the US for a PTA ranges between $30,000-$35,000 a year ...or less than $3000 a month.  \n\nHowever, for those who work for staffing agencies, these folks make considerably more.  Yet, they are frequently displaced and rarely develop any rapor or mentorships with any co-workers because they are moved so frequently...it's defintely not the ideal setting for a new graduate.  \n\nI cannot comment on nursing since I am a PT, but it sounds like you are not getting the whole picture from your friend's dad.
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It would depend upon their role within the university.\n\nSome would get a lot less than £40,000.\n\nSome would get a lot more.\n\nMaybe £40,000 is a good average. It depends why you ask the question, how you hope to use the information.
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most places have a small guarantee (maybe 30,000 / year)  If that is all you're making you'll probably get fired.  If you work hard I'd estimate 50-60K your first year.
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It's not how much you make, but how much you save. That's the important thing. If you can eliminate any expenses do it. I think the average salary in America is $35,000 a year. You should probably be making somewhere between that and $45,000 by now with a BA. But it all depends on your experience as well. I never went to college, but because of the experience I have, I'm 25 and now have a job making $37,000 after only 8 months. I had to really work for it though.\n\nCheck this guy out. He's a radio talkshow host in Atlanta, I listen to him everyday. You can actually listen to him on this website if you would like, but I provided a link to the specific area I'm talking about. \n\nhttp://clarkhoward.com/shownotes/category/7/18/210/\n\nHe's all about money, Save more, spend less, and avoid being ripped off.