What are the top 10 jobs for recent college graduates?
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10. Physical Therapist Assistants provide patients with medical therapy and treatments. To work in this occupation, you will require a minimum of an Associate's degree. The average salary is considered to be above average; the US national pay scale ranges from $27,500 to $41,780 annually.\n\n9 & 8. Computer Software Engineers, Systems Software & Applications Personnel create, modify and develop computer software and applications for the consumer market. Most employers prefer that employees have a bachelor's degree. These occupations have a forecasted growth of 45 percent. Base salary is considered to be well above average for either occupation, with the national pay scale starting at $42,000 or more, depending on which state you work in and your expertise in the field.\n\n7. Physical Therapist Aides assist therapists and their assistants to prepare patients for physical therapy and the treatment. If you are keen on a job that requires little time for training and you enjoy helping people, then this job may be for you. With an expected growth of 46 percent, the outlook for this job looks good. The average salary for this job can range from $19,710 to $27,380.\n\n6. Medical Records and Health Information Technicians compile and process patient medical records and reports at hospitals and clinics nationwide. If the medical field has interested you in the past, this may be how to enter the industry. The majority of employers will require an associate's degree for this occupation, but it has a very positive growth trajectory. The average salary for this job ranges from approximately $19,700 to $27,400 annually.\n\n5. Home Health Aides - If you enjoy helping others, this is the job for you. Providing everyday healthcare such as bathing or grooming, this job category will have a very good growth rate in the coming years. Training is mostly short term and on-the-job. The only drawback with this occupation is that the salary is considered to be on the low side, up to $19,600 yearly.\n\n4. Social and Human Service Assistants provide consultation and counselling for healthcare professionals and their clients, such as case processing and patient advisory. This job requires moderate on-the-job training, and is really for those who enjoy dealing with the general public. The outlook for this occupation is excellent, and the yearly salary ranges from $19,700 to $27,380.\n\n3. Physician Assistants - Another medical job tops the list for growth. Working in this field, you will be required to have considerable on-the-job training as well as a bachelor's degree in the appropriate field. However, your pay will reflect this, as the average salary starts at $41,820 and will increase with your experience.\n\n2. Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts keep Internet sites online, Intranets running and company computers connected across offices and locations. If you have a yearning to work with networks, then you are in luck; this job will experience a rate of growth of 57 percent over the next few years. Most employers will require a minimum of Bachelor's degree and some practical work experience. The pay for this occupation is quite attractive, starting at $41,820.\n\n1. Medical Assistants perform medical and administrative duties under the direction of a doctor or health professional. This is the number one job for growth potential in the United States. With the US population both increasing and aging rapidly, demand for medical assistants - and medical professionals as a whole - is projected to grow by 59 percent by 2012. Training is mostly acquired while on the job, and the salary range is $27,500 to $41,780 per year.\nCopy from :http://www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/CareerBytes/0305topjobs2005.htm?cbRecursionCnt=1&cbsid=bd3d6a76cbc14c29b6dc999d757d1a6a-199156283-xc-2
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What you have been studying in college? If you don’t know what kind of job you are should look for after graduating from college, you are really in trouble.\n\nYou should contact career center at your college and start over again.
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Here are two sites that have the information that you want. Remember, though, that there will be lots of job titles listed for each major, so it isn't a "one-on-one" list.\n\nWhat Can I Do with a Major In:\nhttp://www.career.fsu.edu/ccis/matchmajor/matchmenu.html\n\nWhat Can I Do with This Degree?\nhttp://careers.wcu.edu/majors.asp\n\nMajor to Career Converter:\nhttp://content.monstertrak.monster.com/tools/careerconverter/
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What was your degree in?  Why are you working in sales?  I did that in college.  I know probably the first job that came around, but you should be looking for other opportunities any ways in your field, assuming that you are not in your field.  Good luck I just graduated in May and started my first job two weeks ago i know it is hard out there
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Coffee Shops\n\nTutoring\n\nStudent job if you are in college\n\nTemp agency\n\nStart a small-business that does yard-work or cleans the windows of other businesses.\n\ndonate plasma (seriously, some places pay a pretty penny).
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Do you mean technical communications or the other type?  Whichever, don't be afraid to start and the very bottom.  The majority of recent college grads are not making big bucks yet.  Get a job in the mail room at NBC or your local radio station or at some techie type place is better than Pizza Hut.  Keep the resumes flowing.  Good luck!
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Check online job search engines like:\n\nwww.careerbuilder.com\nwww.monster.com
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You can try out the following lines-\nCommerce: \nMBA(the hot cake of the market right now.)\nScience:\nMicrobiology\nArts:\nSansktit Master Degree.\nThe above are the lines which have the most number of oppurtunities right now in the market.
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Commerical Real Estate\nInvestment Banking\nLaw Firm\nPlastic Surgeon\n\nyou can go to school and become any of these and get real rich and happy
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Imagine that you have graduated college and you need to get a job RIGHT NOW.  The pressure is on....so you have to decide, you should  look in the paper or yahoo hot-jobs under different sections and see if anything looks appealing.  The first thing you need to do is eliminate something.  There are a few basic categories of careers: Finance, business, medicine, psychology.  Many people go with psych cause it's easy and interesting to study in college (but remember  picture yourself out of college) but once you get out unless you get your PhD or become a therapist ect, there's not much you can do with that.  So then take medicine, can you see yourself as a doctor or a nurse?   Or can you see more possibilities and expansion in business or finance.  If you want to work for a company maybe you should go with business cause in business there are so many different branches that you can explore.  I hope this helps but ultimately you need to eliminate things before just choosing something.   Just get a bachelors in something broad enough to be appealing for many different companies or whatever broad field you find desirable
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Depending on How Hard You want to Study and How Good Your Grades were and your past performance.\n\n1. Medical Doctor\n2. Pharmacist\n3. Registered Nurse\n4. Accounting/CPA\n5. Business
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There are lots of jobs ranging from police officers to insurance salesmen.\nI was rather confused when I was leaving college too.  My college has a career development office as part of the academic advisors office.  I would suggest going to see them.  They have various tests and surveys to track your interests.  They will also host job fairs and advise you when other ones are coming up to check out.
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There are lots of jobs for those with a good MBA and good grades.\n\nStart at the major banking institutions, then the inveestment banks.  (Bank of America, Citibank, Morgan Stanley, Bear Sterns).  They all actively recruit new graduates.
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rob a bank!just kidding.there are sometimes post-grad funding programs that you could look into.
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what kind of jobs? be specific to get specific answers. or google it.
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a good field :best jobs .very good paid .fast managerial promotion .a master degree will be another diamond in your CV.go for it if you can get courses or a minor in Marketing.
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Not sure what you are looking for here.  Although if you are trying to figure out what Career you should be in or what you need to get into a specific career.  I found that the local College resource center is excellent.  You can make an appointment with a Career councilor or you can look through their books.  The book I found interesting was a list of all the programs available and the average starting salary and how many graduates got a job after graduating.  This helped me to decide what to go into.  It was important to me to get into a field that was hiring and had a good starting salary.  I also found my own little niche where my personality and skills I enjoyed would fit into it as a career.\nI found going to a career councilor helped a lot because she was experienced in dealing with people and knew all the various careers available (some I hadn't even thought of).  Some places even have a test they do that tells you what Career would best suit you.  \nThe Employment Insurance website has some Career development sections as well.\nHope this helps and good - luck