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SPRING 2016

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SALARY SURVEY

FEATURING ACTUAL STARTING SALARIES

FOR ALL DEGREE LEVELS

Associate Bachelor’s

Master’sDoctoral

FINAL STARTING SALARIES FOR CLASS OF 2015 NEW COLLEGE GRADUATES DATA REPORTED BY COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

SALARIES BY MAJOR7 SALARIES

BY REGION28 SALARIES BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION

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About the Survey ................................................................................................................. 2

How to Read Salary Survey .............................................................................................. 3

Executive Summary ............................................................................................................. 4

Starting Salary by Academic Major ................................................................................. 5

Associate Degrees ................................................................................................................. 5

Bachelor’s Degrees ................................................................................................................ 7

Master’s Degrees ................................................................................................................. 18

Doctoral Degrees ................................................................................................................ 24

Starting Salary by Region and Major/Bachelor’s Degrees ........................................ 28

Starting Salary by Carnegie Classification and Major/Bachelor’s Degrees ........... 61

Appendix ............................................................................................................................. 70

©Copyright May 2016 by the National Association of Colleges and Employers

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2 | 2016 Spring Salary Survey | National Association of Colleges and Employers

The Spring 2016 Salary Survey report provides actual starting salaries (not projections) for the college Class of 2015, and serves as the final salary report for the Class of 2015.

This is the first Salary Survey report that contains comprehensive salary data on multiple degree levels—associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral. The figures reported are for base salaries only, and do not include bonuses, commissions, fringe benefits, or overtime rates. The report provides the detailed salaries by academic major at the associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree levels, along with breakouts by both geographic region and Carnegie Classification at the bachelor’s degree level based upon the participating institutions. Data were gathered from Class of 2015 graduates through December 30, 2015, and reported to NACE through March 31, 2016.

The salary data presented here were reported to NACE through its national Class of 2015 First-Destination Survey by 279 colleges and universities

nationwide, and represent data for almost 470,000 graduates across all degree levels. Most of the analysis provided here, however, focuses on the data provided for more than 243,000 bachelor’s degree graduates. Of those schools providing salary information, 168 provided salary data by specific program or major; this report contains average salaries for 23 majors at the associate degree level, 185 majors at the bachelor’s degree level, 130 majors at the master’s degree level, and 73 majors at the doctoral level. A list of those institutions providing salary data by program or major can be found in the appendix of this report.

Salary Survey (ISSN 1520-8648) is available to individuals holding membership in the National Association of Colleges and Employers; it is also available on a subscription basis. The Salary Survey report is published three times a year—winter, spring, and fall—by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, 62 Highland Ave., Bethlehem, PA 18017-9085. For more information, see www.naceweb.org/salary-resources/index.aspx or contact NACE at 610.868.1421.

• NACE RESEARCH STAFF •Edwin W. Koc, Director of Research, Public Policy, and Legislative Affairs

Andrea J. Koncz, Research ManagerKenneth C. Tsang, Research AssociateLouisa Eismann, Research Associate

Anna Longenberger, Research Assistant

ABOUT THE SURVEY


STARTING SALARY BY ACADEMIC MAJOR (Associate/Bachelor’s/Master’s/Doctoral)

In this section, you will find the average starting salary according to the major field of study. Only majors with five or more reported salaries are shown. Refer to this section when you want to know the starting salary for a graduate holding a particular degree in a specific discipline, such as a bachelor’s degree in accounting or a master’s degree in business administration.

STARTING SALARY BY REGION AND MAJOR (Bachelor’s)

In this section, you will find the average starting salary according to the major field of study within seven geographic regions (Northeast, Mid-East, Great Lakes, Plains, Southeast, Southwest, and Rocky Mountain/Far West). The regional data are based upon the locations of the participating institutions that supplied information for the reported majors within each region. Only majors with three or more reported salaries are shown. Refer to this section when you want to know the starting salary for a graduate holding a bachelor’s degree in a specific discipline in a regional location, such as mechanical engineering majors who attended schools in the Southwest.

STARTING SALARY BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND MAJOR (Bachelor’s)

This section shows data according to the broad categories of majors (e.g. business or engineering) within eight different Carnegie Classifications. Note: The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education is a framework for classifying colleges and universities in the United States. The framework primarily serves educational and research purposes, where it is often important to identify groups of roughly comparable institutions. Only broad categories where three or more reported salaries are shown. Refer to this section when you want to know the starting salary for a graduate holding a bachelor’s degree in a field of study at a particular type of institution, such as engineering graduates who attended doctoral/research universities.

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Class of 2015 bachelor’s degree graduates earned an average starting salary of $50,219—up 4.3 percent from their Class of 2014 counterparts’ overall average salary of $48,127. This final figure for the Class of 2015 is based upon results of NACE’s Class of 2015 First-Destination Survey.

As expected, Class of 2015 bachelor’s degree graduates in the STEM disciplines received the top average starting salaries.

Graduates in the computer sciences fields were the highest paid, with an overall average of $69,214. These graduates held their position at the top as they were also the highest paid in the Fall 2015 Salary Survey report ($65,849). Within this group, those majoring specifically in computer science boasted the highest average starting salary—$75,191—in this report.

Following closely behind with an overall average starting salary of $63,764 were engineering graduates. Out of the nearly 30 specific engineering disciplines that reported at least 50 salaries for the Class of 2015, graduates earning petroleum engineering degrees were the highest paid with an average salary of almost $75,000.

Third on the list of top-paid majors was mathematics and statistics, another STEM discipline. The overall average salary for this group of graduates was $58,554.

While graduates earning bachelor’s degrees in the business fields did not crack the top three on the “highest paid” list, their overall average salary was a respectable $51,452. Business disciplines also had the largest number of reported salaries (18,810), including the top three individual majors—business administration/management, finance, and accounting.

Registered nursing majors were also high in terms of reported salaries. With almost 2,400 individual reports, these majors had an overall average starting salary of $53,683. However, the average salary for the entire category of health professions and related program majors was slightly lower at $49,851.

For graduates who did not major in the STEM, business, or healthcare disciplines, average starting salaries were significantly lower. Social sciences graduates had an overall average starting salary of $40,964, and the average for history majors was $38,936. Foreign languages ($38,537), visual and performing arts ($38,470), and English ($38,125) majors had very similar overall averages.

With more than 2,000 salaries reported for education majors, this group’s overall average starting salary was $35,686. Within the specific disciplines, teachers of specific subject areas averaged slightly higher starting salaries at $36,526, while salaries for teachers of specific levels and methods ($34,038), and special education majors ($33,947) were just below the overall average.

Among the majors that fell on the lower end of the scale, theology and religious vocations majors had the lowest reported average—$30,584. However, this average was higher than the overall average of $29,100 reported for these majors from the Class of 2014. Also on the modest side were parks, recreation, leisure, and fitness studies ($34,455), and family and consumer sciences ($32,140) majors.

The next issue of Salary Survey will be published in September 2016 and will provide actual preliminary salaries for Class of 2016 graduates. The Winter 2017 Salary Survey will include projected salaries for the Class of 2017.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY


STARTING SALARY BY ACADEMIC MAJOR

AVERAGE SALARIES BY DISCIPLINE/ASSOCIATE DEGREES

Broad Category # of Salaries Mean 25th

Percentile Median 75th Percentile

Agriculture 7 $36,143 $31,600 $31,600 $45,000

Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services 41 $40,406 $38,935 $38,935 $41,500

Personal and Culinary Services 12 $24,017 $23,840 $24,000 $24,000

Education 7 $30,439 $18,000 $29,640 $46,000

Engineering Technologies 42 $41,881 $40,000 $44,667 $48,577

Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies, and Humanities 112 $34,580 $32,000 $32,000 $34,167

Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 7 $39,272 $26,250 $26,250 $56,633

Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting, and Related Protective Services 17 $36,249 $33,000 $39,436 $39,436

Mechanic and Repair Technologies/Technicians 12 $41,617 $39,400 $42,400 $42,400

Precision Production 11 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Health Professions and Related Programs 193 $37,140 $33,625 $37,501 $40,700

Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services 86 $41,259 $39,545 $39,545 $41,709



ASSOCIATE DEGREES/STARTING SALARY BY ACADEMIC MAJOR

Academic Major # of Salaries Mean 25th


AGRICULTURE 7 $36,143 $31,600 $31,600 $45,000

Applied Horticulture 5 $31,600 $31,600 $31,600 $31,600

COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES AND SUPPORT SERVICES 41 $40,406 $38,935 $38,935 $41,500

Computer Systems Analysis 21 $38,935 $38,935 $38,935 $38,935

Computer Science 6 $46,667 $46,667 $46,667 $46,667

Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications 12 $42,000 $39,000 $41,500 $41,500

PERSONAL AND CULINARY SERVICES 12 $24,017 $23,840 $24,000 $24,000

Cosmetology and Related Personal Grooming Services 6 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000

Culinary Arts 6 $24,033 $23,840 $23,840 $23,840

EDUCATION 7 $30,439 $18,000 $29,640 $46,000

Teacher Education, Specific Levels and Methods 5 $24,214 $18,000 $29,640 $29,640

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES 42 $41,881 $40,000 $44,667 $48,577

Electrical Engineering Technologies 5 $32,200 $36,250 $36,250 $36,250

Industrial Production Technologies 6 $45,417 $45,417 $45,417 $45,417

Mechanical Engineering Related Technologies 19 $45,026 $44,667 $48,577 $48,577

Construction Engineering Technologies 9 $40,111 $40,125 $40,125 $40,125

LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES, GENERAL STUDIES, AND HUMANITIES 112 $34,580 $32,000 $32,000 $34,167


MULTI/INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES 7 $39,272 $26,250 $26,250 $56,633

*No individual major data reported.

HOMELAND SECURITY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIREFIGHTING, AND RELATED PROTECTIVE SERVICES 17 $36,249 $33,000 $39,436 $39,436

Criminal Justice and Corrections 13 $38,518 $39,436 $39,436 $39,436

MECHANIC AND REPAIR TECHNOLOGIES/ TECHNICIANS 12 $41,617 $39,400 $42,400 $42,400

Heavy/Industrial Equipment Maintenance Technologies 5 $39,400 $39,400 $39,400 $39,400

Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Technologies 7 $43,200 $42,400 $42,400 $42,400

PRECISION PRODUCTION 11 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Precision Metal Working 11 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

HEALTH PROFESSIONS AND RELATED PROGRAMS 193 $37,140 $33,625 $37,501 $40,700

Health and Medical Administrative Services 31 $35,581 $35,000 $35,000 $35,000

Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services 59 $28,929 $22,857 $26,107 $33,625



ASSOCIATE DEGREES/STARTING SALARY BY ACADEMIC MAJOR



Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions 7 $38,661 $37,501 $40,625 $40,625

Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions 6 $37,160 $37,160 $37,160 $37,160

Registered Nursing 83 $44,195 $40,700 $43,834 $47,083

BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND RELATED SUPPORT SERVICES 86 $41,259 $39,545 $39,545 $41,709

Business Administration/Management 31 $39,258 $40,500 $41,709 $42,500

Accounting 19 $50,447 $37,000 $37,000 $46,500

AVERAGE SALARIES BY DISCIPLINE/BACHELOR’S DEGREES



Agriculture 865 $37,012 $32,549 $37,926 $45,420

Natural Resources 413 $35,236 $30,380 $34,875 $38,929

Architecture and Related Services 321 $41,727 $39,375 $42,500 $46,477

Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, and Group Studies 357 $43,524 $35,400 $42,278 $45,973

Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs 2,270 $36,847 $33,065 $37,226 $40,000

Communications Technologies 53 $45,134 $41,406 $46,288 $46,288

Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services 2,270 $69,214 $57,688 $67,880 $81,250

Education 2,072 $35,686 $32,201 $34,499 $40,975

Engineering 9,698 $63,764 $58,976 $63,369 $70,000


Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics 379 $38,537 $32,500 $36,350 $45,500

Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences 605 $32,140 $27,770 $30,600 $34,100

Legal Studies 28 $45,780 $45,000 $49,167 $51,083

English Language and Literature/Letters 775 $38,125 $31,722 $35,000 $43,157

Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies, and Humanities 1,585 $52,976 $50,000 $58,064 $58,064

Biological and Biomedical Sciences 1,428 $34,629 $29,057 $33,580 $38,122

Mathematics and Statistics 810 $58,554 $48,810 $57,250 $68,000

Military Technologies 12 $51,833 $45,625 $45,625 $64,250

Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 1,088 $47,007 $37,308 $43,452 $55,802

Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies 657 $34,455 $30,000 $32,600 $37,422

Leisure and Recreational Activities 6 $36,167 $36,167 $36,167 $36,167

Philosophy and Religious Studies 177 $40,942 $31,700 $38,000 $47,167

Theology and Religious Vocations 51 $30,584 $27,500 $33,033 $33,033


AVERAGE SALARIES BY DISCIPLINE/BACHELOR’S DEGREES



Physical Sciences 521 $45,507 $34,840 $43,333 $56,584

Science Technologies/Technicians 9 $50,444 $41,333 $55,000 $55,000

Psychology 1,672 $34,801 $31,114 $33,860 $39,408


Public Administration and Social Service Professions 591 $38,337 $31,918 $33,438 $45,925

Social Sciences 2,485 $40,964 $35,616 $40,498 $45,357

Transportation and Materials Moving 93 $43,695 $30,000 $44,000 $47,393

Visual And Performing Arts 1,625 $38,470 $30,000 $37,952 $42,500

Health Professions and Related Programs 3,264 $49,851 $43,714 $49,220 $56,086

Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services 18,810 $51,452 $44,333 $51,234 $57,739

History 421 $38,936 $33,714 $38,103 $42,858


BACHELOR’S DEGREES/STARTING SALARY BY ACADEMIC MAJOR



AGRICULTURE 865 $37,012 $32,549 $37,926 $45,420

Agricultural Business and Management 353 $42,091 $33,213 $44,527 $50,000

Agricultural Production Operations 27 $41,989 $41,268 $41,268 $41,268

Agricultural and Domestic Animal Services 13 $27,631 $25,307 $25,307 $32,861


Agricultural Public Services 35 $35,074 $31,649 $35,192 $42,600

Animal Sciences 219 $30,332 $24,500 $35,159 $37,923

Food Science and Technology 53 $36,024 $20,955 $39,857 $45,000

Plant Sciences 96 $34,226 $24,395 $37,547 $39,452

NATURAL RESOURCES 413 $35,236 $30,380 $34,875 $38,929

Natural Resources Conservation and Research 320 $35,445 $32,230 $34,875 $38,929

Natural Resources Management 41 $39,233 $29,650 $42,500 $44,000

Fishing and Fisheries Sciences 10 $22,340 $22,699 $22,699 $23,250

Forestry 21 $34,412 $29,000 $34,500 $41,000

Wildlife and Wildlands Science and Management 21 $31,205 $30,648 $30,833 $33,000

ARCHITECTURE AND RELATED SERVICES 321 $41,727 $39,375 $42,500 $46,477

Architecture 240 $42,701 $40,250 $42,367 $46,477

City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning 30 $40,843 $34,773 $44,063 $45,625

Landscape Architecture 46 $37,269 $19,009 $42,700 $47,360



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COMPUTER SCIENCES MAJORS/SALARY RANGES

Computer andInformation Services

Information Science/Studies

Computer Science

25th PERCENTILE 50th PERCENTILE 75th PERCENTILE

$66,667

$56,803

$55,000

$61,000

$83,947

$74,248

$66,150

$55,172

$53,166




AREA, ETHNIC, CULTURAL, GENDER, AND GROUP STUDIES 357 $43,524 $35,400 $42,278 $45,973

Area Studies 246 $44,910 $37,000 $42,278 $55,333

Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Stud-ies 111 $40,453 $32,500 $41,000 $44,272

COMMUNICATION, JOURNALISM, AND RELATED PROGRAMS 2,270 $36,847 $33,065 $37,226 $40,000

Communication and Media Studies 1,187 $37,882 $34,667 $37,544 $40,588

Journalism 484 $34,867 $30,242 $33,065 $40,200

Radio, Television, and Digital Communication 47 $33,988 $31,000 $32,500 $32,929

Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication 513 $36,644 $35,000 $37,404 $37,696

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES/ TECHNICIANS AND SUPPORT SERVICES 53 $45,134 $41,406 $46,288 $46,288

Communications Technology/Technician 14 $46,429 $40,000 $50,000 $50,000

Graphic Communications 37 $43,246 $41,406 $46,288 $46,288

COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES AND SUPPORT SERVICES 2,270 $69,214 $57,688 $67,880 $81,250

Computer and Information Sciences 211 $58,503 $55,000 $56,803 $66,667

Computer Programming 20 $53,125 $52,000 $52,000 $56,389

Information Science 141 $56,818 $53,166 $55,172 $61,000






Computer Science 1,594 $75,191 $66,150 $74,248 $83,947

Computer Software and Media Applications 48 $33,465 $18,438 $18,438 $45,667


Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management 175 $56,215 $50,167 $52,000 $62,038

EDUCATION 2,072 $35,686 $32,201 $34,499 $40,975

Curriculum and Instruction 7 $34,114 $33,933 $34,250 $34,250

Education Administration and Supervision 23 $46,369 $41,545 $41,545 $46,250

Special Education and Teaching 166 $33,947 $31,004 $33,788 $38,000


Teacher Education, Specific Subject Areas 523 $36,526 $32,501 $36,489 $42,800

ENGINEERING 9,698 $63,764 $58,976 $63,369 $70,000

Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering 876 $67,658 $68,843 $72,998 $72,998

Agricultural Engineering 35 $51,422 $40,000 $51,862 $59,349

Architectural Engineering 99 $61,050 $56,187 $58,059 $66,250

Biomedical/Medical Engineering 439 $57,257 $54,496 $60,000 $62,500

Ceramic Sciences and Engineering 5 $61,200 $61,200 $61,200 $61,200

Chemical Engineering 989 $65,782 $63,763 $67,104 $69,093

Civil Engineering 1,089 $57,368 $53,833 $55,468 $59,375

Computer Engineering 475 $68,820 $61,849 $69,986 $79,478

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ENGINEERING MAJORS/SALARY RANGES


Mechanical

$65,181

$62,925

$59,738

Petroleum

$70,818

$70,818

$70,818

Chemical

$69,093

$67,104

$63,763

Computer

$79,478

$69,986

$61,849

Electrical

$69,000

$65,950

$61,618

Civil

$59,375

$55,468

$53,833






Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering 1,262 $67,593 $61,618 $65,950 $69,000

Engineering Mechanics 7 $57,994 $56,743 $56,743 $56,743

Engineering Physics 20 $52,482 $46,005 $58,000 $61,795

Engineering Science 20 $56,750 $57,917 $58,364 $58,364

Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering 97 $49,217 $48,500 $52,324 $55,484

Materials Engineering 144 $58,410 $54,333 $63,390 $66,159

Mechanical Engineering 2,534 $62,239 $59,738 $62,925 $65,181

Metallurgical Engineering 15 $65,924 $65,631 $65,631 $65,631

Mining and Mineral Engineering 10 $66,250 $64,333 $66,167 $67,750

Nuclear Engineering 27 $54,351 $55,605 $61,109 $61,109

Petroleum Engineering 177 $74,996 $70,818 $70,818 $70,818

Systems Engineering 26 $59,992 $59,399 $59,399 $62,500

Polymer/Plastics Engineering 14 $61,893 $59,000 $59,000 $59,000

Construction Engineering 20 $55,401 $53,547 $53,547 $58,843

Industrial Engineering 424 $56,364 $54,832 $60,676 $62,818

Manufacturing Engineering 32 $54,406 $54,125 $55,000 $55,000

Operations Research 28 $73,339 $67,885 $76,900 $76,900

Surveying Engineering 2 $51,280 $51,280 $51,280 $51,280

Geological/Geophysical Engineering 17 $56,309 $57,821 $57,821 $61,667

Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering 33 $80,859 $82,714 $82,714 $82,714

Biological/Biosystems Engineering 59 $56,581 $54,527 $59,876 $62,410


Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians 26 $47,799 $48,267 $48,267 $48,267

Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians 123 $52,767 $44,203 $45,536 $60,796

Environmental Control Technologies 42 $71,443 $71,490 $71,490 $71,490


Quality Control and Safety Technologies 36 $63,575 $63,575 $63,575 $63,575



Computer Engineering Technologies 8 $49,500 $42,500 $45,000 $56,500

Engineering-Related Fields 110 $58,681 $57,213 $60,000 $62,768

FOREIGN LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND LINGUISTICS 379 $38,537 $32,500 $36,350 $45,500

Linguistic, Comparative, and Related Language Studies 99 $41,411 $34,167 $40,000 $49,250

East Asian Languages 33 $44,696 $37,500 $44,054 $48,333



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LIBERAL ARTS AND HUMANITIES MAJORS/SALARY RANGES


Liberal Arts/General Sciences

$58,064

$58,064

$50,000

Visual &Performing Arts

$39,410

$39,410

$36,700

Philosophy

$31,700

$42,155

$48,333

Area &Gender Studies

$45,973

$42,278

$35,400

ForeignLanguages

$45,500

$36,350

$32,500

History

$42,858

$38,103

$33,714

English

$43,157

$35,833

$31,900




Slavic, Baltic, and Albanian Languages 9 $40,815 $30,000 $42,667 $43,000

Germanic Languages 12 $39,443 $20,980 $49,000 $54,333

Romance Languages 175 $36,032 $32,081 $34,840 $42,500

Classics and Classical Languages 33 $37,627 $32,500 $33,040 $40,250

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES/ HUMAN SCIENCES 605 $32,140 $27,770 $30,600 $34,100


Family and Consumer Sciences/ Human Sciences Business Services 20 $40,275 $31,188 $36,000 $48,800

Foods, Nutrition, and Related Services 75 $36,468 $33,509 $34,018 $42,287

Housing and Human Environments 32 $37,363 $36,696 $36,696 $36,696

Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services 289 $30,180 $27,770 $29,000 $31,724

Apparel and Textiles 63 $36,465 $30,600 $38,421 $38,421

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE/LETTERS 775 $38,125 $31,722 $35,000 $43,157


Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies 56 $37,107 $27,500 $37,667 $42,134

Literature 27 $28,060 $26,667 $27,750 $30,219

LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES, GENERAL STUDIES, AND HUMANITIES 1,585 $52,976 $50,000 $58,064 $58,064




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MATH AND SCIENCES MAJORS/SALARY RANGES

Math/Statistics

Biology Chemistry Physics Geological & Earth Sciences


$68,000

$38,044

$32,518

$47,500

$40,750

$33,431

$46,782

$38,500

$34,250$44,333

$54,720

$70,000

$57,250

$48,810$28,360




BIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES 1,428 $34,629 $29,057 $33,580 $38,122

Biology 910 $34,158 $28,360 $32,518 $38,044

Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Molecular Biology 235 $36,763 $33,500 $37,500 $40,000

Cell/Cellular Biology 14 $34,152 $33,375 $33,375 $35,187

Microbiological Sciences 23 $32,044 $24,840 $36,977 $36,977

Zoology/Animal Biology 26 $27,236 $22,625 $29,918 $29,918

Physiology, Pathology, and Related Sciences 31 $31,865 $28,293 $31,844 $31,844

Biomathematics, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology 5 $56,100 $40,500 $66,500 $66,500

Ecology, Evolution, Systematics, and Population Biology 43 $36,223 $27,500 $34,240 $44,750

Neurobiology and Neurosciences 134 $35,422 $31,318 $35,438 $41,750

MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS 810 $58,554 $48,810 $57,250 $68,000

Mathematics 626 $56,440 $47,600 $54,955 $65,938

Applied Mathematics 102 $70,868 $60,000 $76,659 $89,172

Statistics 82 $59,376 $54,950 $58,500 $65,883

MULTI/INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES 1,088 $47,007 $37,308 $43,452 $55,802

Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution 19 $40,757 $38,833 $41,899 $44,333

Mathematics and Computer Science 59 $53,407 $53,500 $53,500 $61,000

Biopsychology 7 $43,071 $35,000 $35,000 $53,833

Science, Technology, and Society 34 $55,427 $57,962 $57,962 $57,962






Behavioral Sciences 12 $33,117 $30,000 $31,700 $38,500

Natural Sciences 46 $35,597 $31,000 $34,667 $42,075

International/Global Studies 203 $42,261 $35,505 $39,619 $55,802

Classical and Ancient Studies 7 $37,223 $24,960 $38,250 $49,100

Intercultural/Multicultural and Diversity Studies 12 $47,357 $44,711 $53,921 $53,921

Cognitive Science 47 $45,657 $40,000 $49,581 $53,511

Cultural Studies 10 $37,200 $31,333 $41,000 $41,000

Human Biology 5 $31,545 $28,750 $33,408 $33,408

Marine Sciences 10 $29,500 $28,750 $28,750 $28,750

Sustainability Studies 17 $51,541 $48,000 $58,525 $58,525

PARKS, RECREATION, LEISURE, AND FITNESS STUDIES 657 $34,455 $30,000 $32,600 $37,422

Parks, Recreation, and Leisure Studies 44 $31,567 $31,173 $31,300 $34,250

Parks, Recreation, and Leisure Facilities Management 96 $38,536 $31,949 $42,442 $42,442

Health and Physical Education/Fitness 492 $34,086 $29,912 $32,500 $35,900

PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES 177 $40,942 $31,700 $38,000 $47,167

Philosophy 125 $43,427 $31,700 $42,155 $48,333

Religion/Religious Studies 51 $34,675 $28,355 $33,636 $38,000

THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS 51 $30,584 $27,500 $33,033 $33,033

Theological and Ministerial Studies 27 $33,606 $33,033 $33,033 $33,033

Pastoral Counseling and Specialized Ministries 23 $27,824 $12,142 $30,117 $31,667

PHYSICAL SCIENCES 521 $45,507 $34,840 $43,333 $56,584

Astronomy and Astrophysics 13 $59,431 $45,600 $67,500 $69,000

Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology 6 $42,833 $29,667 $32,833 $62,000

Chemistry 283 $41,832 $33,431 $40,750 $47,500

Geological and Earth Sciences 88 $41,676 $34,250 $38,500 $46,782

Physics 119 $56,403 $44,333 $54,720 $70,000

PSYCHOLOGY 1,672 $34,801 $31,114 $33,860 $39,408

Psychology 1,582 $34,643 $31,114 $33,681 $38,664

Clinical, Counseling, and Applied Psychology 86 $37,366 $31,518 $34,833 $41,946



Fire Protection 16 $37,688 $37,688 $37,688 $37,688

Homeland Security 30 $70,278 $75,070 $75,070 $75,070






PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND SOCIAL SERVICE PROFESSIONS 591 $38,337 $31,918 $33,438 $45,925

Public Administration 58 $50,808 $49,429 $54,212 $54,212

Public Policy Analysis 144 $48,463 $44,709 $46,763 $49,997

Social Work 341 $32,757 $29,667 $32,500 $33,500

SOCIAL SCIENCES 2,485 $40,964 $35,616 $40,498 $45,357

Anthropology 153 $34,085 $29,700 $33,396 $38,636

Criminology 207 $34,057 $28,527 $35,833 $37,117

Economics 150 $53,488 $53,670 $54,800 $56,850

Geography 76 $38,908 $33,750 $41,333 $42,500

International Relations and National Security Studies 269 $45,085 $45,226 $45,226 $46,700

Political Science and Government 1,002 $42,804 $37,475 $41,785 $49,911

Sociology 466 $35,459 $31,190 $35,000 $38,750

Urban Studies/Affairs 8 $40,850 $40,850 $40,850 $40,850

Sociology and Anthropology 5 $45,600 $45,750 $45,750 $45,750

TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIALS MOVING 93 $43,695 $30,000 $44,000 $47,393

Air Transportation 93 $43,695 $30,000 $44,000 $47,393

VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS 1,625 $38,470 $30,000 $37,952 $42,500

Visual and Performing Arts 46 $37,077 $36,700 $39,410 $39,410

Dance 24 $31,377 $21,467 $29,583 $36,000

Design and Applied Arts 503 $43,801 $32,052 $39,000 $55,646

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20%

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10%

SOCIAL SCIENCE MAJORS/SALARY RANGES

Economics Political Science Psychology Sociology Social Work


$58,850

$49,911

$41,785

$38,664

$33,681

$31,114

$33,500

$32,500

$29,667$31,190

$35,000

$38,750$54,800

$53,670$37,475






Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft 66 $34,710 $29,000 $39,137 $39,853

Film/Video and Photographic Arts 190 $35,238 $30,000 $37,952 $40,000

Fine and Studio Arts 387 $37,011 $30,875 $40,000 $40,951

Music 156 $38,729 $30,000 $36,794 $47,250

Arts, Entertainment, and Media Management 237 $33,964 $28,603 $30,000 $39,792

HEALTH PROFESSIONS AND RELATED PROGRAMS 3,264 $49,851 $43,714 $49,220 $56,086

Communication Disorders Sciences and Services 81 $32,809 $27,726 $32,500 $37,800

Dental Support Services and Allied Professions 6 $59,207 $58,240 $60,000 $65,000




Clinical/Medical Laboratory Sciences 57 $47,822 $42,561 $46,804 $52,000

Health/Medical Preparatory Programs 18 $30,311 $27,900 $27,900 $33,700

Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administration 11 $31,792 $11,154 $11,154 $86,828

Public Health 198 $39,767 $36,475 $39,000 $46,333


Medical Illustration and Informatics 6 $53,700 $38,100 $61,500 $61,500

Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition Services 40 $32,380 $24,913 $30,100 $41,256

Registered Nursing 2,397 $53,683 $47,401 $51,250 $57,830

BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND RELATED SUPPORT SERVICES 18,810 $51,452 $44,333 $51,234 $57,739

Business Administration/Management 5,063 $49,494 $42,104 $47,324 $55,455

Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management 496 $52,951 $51,159 $51,724 $57,105

Accounting 2,929 $51,426 $47,750 $52,552 $56,397

Business/Corporate Communications 17 $44,118 $44,118 $44,118 $44,118

Business/Managerial Economics 1,879 $54,991 $48,500 $54,700 $62,131

Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations 162 $48,030 $42,777 $45,227 $50,449

Finance 3,018 $56,094 $50,800 $54,959 $60,400

Hospitality Administration/Management 409 $36,926 $36,000 $36,875 $42,444

Human Resources Management 416 $45,038 $41,087 $44,413 $53,583

International Business 288 $49,989 $46,333 $50,818 $53,214

Management Information Systems 769 $58,526 $53,100 $57,500 $63,625



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20%

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BUSINESS MAJORS/SALARY RANGES25th PERCENTILE 50th PERCENTILE 75th PERCENTILE

BusinessAdministration

Accounting Economics Finance HospitalityAdministration

ManagementInformation

Systems

Marketing

$55,455$56,397

$52,552

$47,750 $48,500

$60,400

$50,800$36,000

$53,100 $40,238

$43,472

$49,380

$57,500

$63,625

$36,875

$42,444

$54,700 $54,959

$62,131

$47,324

$42,104




Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods (Actuarial) 127 $54,330 $45,000 $62,058 $62,251

Marketing 2,221 $43,678 $40,238 $43,472 $49,380

Real Estate 76 $55,827 $55,667 $58,653 $58,653

Insurance 109 $54,230 $52,500 $57,535 $57,535

General Sales and Merchandising 72 $33,901 $32,208 $32,208 $32,208

Specialized Sales and Merchandising 38 $38,829 $37,583 $41,429 $41,429

Construction Management 266 $54,787 $48,853 $56,172 $57,884

Telecommunications Management 8 $33,305 $33,305 $33,305 $33,305

HISTORY 421 $38,936 $33,714 $38,103 $42,858



AVERAGE SALARIES BY DISCIPLINE/MASTER’S DEGREES



Agriculture 91 $46,949 $39,700 $43,750 $52,500




Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs 187 $50,565 $38,146 $43,500 $54,500


Education 1,585 $48,312 $42,092 $50,000 $53,800

Engineering 1,450 $75,038 $61,333 $76,982 $87,454



Family And Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences 77 $46,477 $41,500 $48,833 $56,650



Library Science 56 $43,238 $37,578 $43,570 $43,570

Biological and Biomedical Sciences 201 $68,262 $52,813 $73,837 $73,837




Basic Skills and Developmental/Remedial Education 10 $43,052 $40,304 $40,304 $49,500





Psychology 239 $44,904 $40,653 $43,092 $50,275



Social Sciences 199 $50,705 $44,917 $44,917 $59,000





History 27 $45,925 $39,250 $48,393 $48,393



MASTER’S DEGREES/STARTING SALARY BY ACADEMIC MAJOR



AGRICULTURE 91 $46,949 $39,700 $43,750 $52,500



Animal Sciences 9 $41,960 $33,356 $42,120 $56,000


Plant Sciences 11 $44,352 $25,875 $47,667 $53,000




Forestry 6 $44,111 $32,333 $46,750 $51,500


Architecture 43 $53,033 $46,111 $49,444 $59,890

City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning 30 $54,168 $51,827 $51,827 $58,850


Real Estate Development 8 $64,625 $64,625 $64,625 $64,625


Area Studies 12 $54,625 $33,500 $38,250 $86,500

Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies 11 $53,182 $37,000 $59,250 $59,250

COMMUNICATION, JOURNALISM, AND RELATED PROGRAMS 187 $50,565 $38,146 $43,500 $54,500

Communication and Media Studies 64 $55,411 $41,200 $48,000 $85,005

Journalism 75 $40,466 $38,146 $38,146 $44,883


Publishing 10 $35,300 $35,300 $35,300 $35,300













EDUCATION 1,585 $48,312 $42,092 $50,000 $53,800



Educational/Instructional Media Design 23 $52,454 $51,500 $55,000 $55,000


Student Counseling and Personnel Services 87 $42,046 $37,284 $39,333 $45,746



Teaching English as a Second Language 12 $45,504 $41,000 $41,333 $47,350

ENGINEERING 1,450 $75,038 $61,333 $76,982 $87,454





Civil Engineering 206 $58,290 $54,540 $58,394 $64,680


Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering 413 $86,218 $76,982 $87,536 $106,732



Mechanical Engineering 259 $66,786 $61,143 $69,784 $78,058









Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians 15 $63,067 $52,500 $52,500 $67,667

Electromechanical Technologies 10 $60,750 $60,750 $60,750 $60,750





















BIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES 201 $68,262 $52,813 $73,837 $73,837

Biology 30 $45,404 $38,356 $43,667 $57,437

Botany 6 $33,889 $31,333 $31,333 $31,333


Biotechnology 10 $53,678 $53,678 $53,678 $53,678



Mathematics 88 $72,976 $62,057 $62,057 $81,042


Statistics 82 $66,230 $63,980 $63,980 $69,750





Computational Science 21 $112,905 $113,300 $113,300 $113,300

Human Computer Interaction 50 $70,946 $74,427 $74,427 $74,427












Philosophy 5 $75,656 $59,140 $85,000 $87,500


Chemistry 23 $51,908 $34,250 $57,423 $58,750


Physics 8 $65,875 $45,667 $64,000 $85,500

PSYCHOLOGY 239 $44,904 $40,653 $43,092 $50,275

Psychology 85 $49,053 $42,700 $44,619 $54,420




Fire Protection 8 $73,434 $70,873 $75,995 $75,995




Social Work 390 $42,188 $39,300 $41,436 $46,891

SOCIAL SCIENCES 199 $50,705 $44,917 $44,917 $59,000

Anthropology 14 $40,831 $37,833 $39,300 $47,142

Criminology 12 $38,033 $36,925 $36,925 $40,167

Economics 7 $53,064 $43,788 $43,788 $56,150

Geography 22 $57,735 $46,000 $51,269 $66,143


Political Science and Government 29 $57,392 $59,750 $59,750 $60,200

Sociology 12 $47,530 $43,186 $49,811 $55,375



VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS 235 $55,044 $46,281 $50,674 $58,333











Music 31 $42,167 $33,667 $38,400 $52,733






Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treat-ment Professions 80 $81,929 $87,500 $87,929 $90,700

Mental and Social Health Services 54 $43,696 $38,167 $39,400 $46,333

Public Health 193 $56,319 $54,092 $55,772 $61,913




Bioethics/Medical Ethics 5 $117,199 $117,199 $117,199 $117,199


Practical Nursing 8 $75,625 $73,333 $77,000 $77,000




Accounting 694 $54,721 $50,941 $51,588 $56,891

Business/Managerial Economics 45 $69,284 $61,500 $72,453 $77,500


Finance 267 $71,383 $58,330 $69,333 $79,655




Marketing 135 $66,537 $51,961 $72,986 $75,033

Real Estate 18 $63,466 $54,153 $57,077 $75,000

Taxation 48 $77,219 $70,833 $79,231 $81,500



HISTORY 27 $45,925 $39,250 $48,393 $48,393



AVERAGE SALARIES BY DISCIPLINE/DOCTORAL DEGREES



Agriculture 35 $52,075 $35,500 $57,667 $68,000






Education 200 $72,936 $57,743 $71,222 $89,790

Engineering 544 $81,028 $65,255 $79,907 $92,425




Legal Studies 33 $65,969 $68,296 $68,296 $68,296








Psychology 81 $56,772 $46,000 $56,888 $66,125


Social Sciences 70 $65,101 $55,500 $66,500 $73,333





History 23 $58,957 $47,000 $54,250 $68,750



DOCTORAL DEGREES/STARTING SALARY BY ACADEMIC MAJOR



AGRICULTURE 35 $52,075 $35,500 $57,667 $68,000


Plant Sciences 13 $43,013 $30,000 $38,000 $53,333




Architecture 5 $73,000 $72,500 $72,500 $72,500








EDUCATION 200 $72,936 $57,743 $71,222 $89,790



Student Counseling and Personnel Services 5 $51,160 $52,400 $52,400 $54,000


ENGINEERING 544 $81,028 $65,255 $79,907 $92,425


























LEGAL STUDIES 33 $65,969 $68,296 $68,296 $68,296







Biology 51 $58,075 $49,150 $64,983 $64,983







Mathematics 49 $79,250 $52,000 $85,750 $105,625


Statistics 17 $87,029 $51,500 $101,333 $102,600




Philosophy 7 $51,368 $34,580 $59,333 $59,333




Chemistry 73 $63,091 $57,167 $57,611 $72,600







Physics 64 $66,601 $52,566 $66,500 $75,529

Materials Science 5 $70,724 $70,724 $70,724 $70,724

PSYCHOLOGY 81 $56,772 $46,000 $56,888 $66,125

Psychology 50 $61,792 $55,667 $61,688 $71,050




Social Work 6 $68,667 $66,000 $66,000 $66,000

SOCIAL SCIENCES 70 $65,101 $55,500 $66,500 $73,333

Anthropology 9 $55,222 $48,333 $48,333 $66,500

Criminology 7 $60,428 $50,333 $68,000 $68,000

Economics 5 $90,000 $87,500 $87,500 $87,500


Sociology 13 $69,077 $55,500 $60,000 $70,000






Music 11 $55,400 $48,000 $53,000 $57,333



Dentistry 5 $56,461 $56,461 $56,461 $56,461



Medicine 25 $56,458 $56,875 $56,875 $56,875

Optometry 10 $78,090 $78,090 $78,090 $78,090



Veterinary Medicine 33 $55,626 $56,354 $56,354 $56,354


BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND RELATED SUPPORT SERVICES 92 $123,241 $78,667 $131,318 $154,125



HISTORY 23 $58,957 $47,000 $54,250 $68,750


STARTING SALARY BY REGION AND MAJOR/BACHELOR’S DEGREES

AVERAGE SALARIES BY REGION/BACHELOR’S DEGREES

Region Average Starting Salary

New England $52,820

Mid-Atlantic $54,180

Southeast $44,825

Great Lakes $48,674

Plains $46,848

Southwest $50,927

Far West $53,298

Rocky Mountain $44,016

NEW ENGLAND

MID- ATLANTIC

SOUTHEAST

SOUTHWEST

PLAINS

GREAT LAKES

FAR WEST



BACHELOR’S DEGREES/STARTING SALARY BY REGION AND MAJOR

Region/Academic Major # of Salaries Mean 25th


NEW ENGLAND REGION




Architecture 4 $36,800 $36,800 $36,800 $36,800


Area Studies 6 $34,467 $27,750 $30,650 $45,000















EDUCATION 150 $34,979 $31,677 $33,290 $38,423




ENGINEERING 559 $73,949 $62,618 $69,000 $82,714











NEW ENGLAND REGION



















Biology 145 $38,492 $34,322 $38,122 $39,861






Mathematics 96 $69,192 $57,250 $62,400 $91,921




Biopsychology 3 $53,833 $53,833 $53,833 $53,833






NEW ENGLAND REGION









Philosophy 12 $42,373 $30,000 $40,895 $51,948



Chemistry 25 $44,959 $39,515 $40,000 $47,500


Physics 17 $59,465 $46,250 $54,000 $80,027

PSYCHOLOGY 216 $36,607 $32,541 $36,414 $42,357

Psychology 161 $36,631 $33,563 $36,414 $42,357





Social Work 10 $37,545 $34,000 $38,695 $43,390

SOCIAL SCIENCES 233 $42,831 $38,700 $44,200 $46,700

Criminology 5 $33,440 $33,440 $33,440 $33,440

Economics 9 $43,556 $43,556 $43,556 $43,556



Sociology 42 $38,291 $35,033 $42,083 $44,200

Sociology and Anthropology 4 $45,750 $45,750 $45,750 $45,750











NEW ENGLAND REGION


Music 6 $61,333 $66,500 $68,250 $70,000






Public Health 12 $38,292 $32,583 $38,292 $44,000





Accounting 246 $53,394 $50,300 $55,091 $55,439

Business/Corporate Communications 17 $44,118 $44,118 $44,118 $44,118


Finance 262 $60,471 $56,468 $65,190 $65,190






Marketing 176 $43,960 $43,173 $43,472 $51,611

HISTORY 42 $41,405 $35,200 $40,188 $49,173






MID-ATLANTIC REGION

AGRICULTURE 52 $34,511 $24,500 $32,500 $43,500

Agricultural Business and Management 3 $43,333 $40,000 $45,000 $45,000Animal Sciences 23 $23,694 $22,051 $24,500 $24,500Food Science and Technology 9 $46,097 $38,468 $52,200 $52,200Plant Sciences 9 $40,667 $32,500 $45,333 $45,333NATURAL RESOURCES 141 $37,923 $32,500 $38,571 $39,825

Natural Resources Conservation and Research 139 $37,713 $32,500 $38,000 $39,825ARCHITECTURE AND RELATED SERVICES 73 $42,127 $38,622 $42,500 $46,667

Architecture 60 $41,496 $38,622 $38,622 $49,057City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning 8 $45,625 $44,583 $46,667 $46,667Landscape Architecture 5 $44,100 $42,500 $45,000 $46,000AREA, ETHNIC, CULTURAL, GENDER, AND GROUP STUDIES 151 $40,364 $34,960 $40,813 $44,955

Area Studies 119 $40,763 $37,000 $41,000 $44,955Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies 32 $38,883 $28,000 $40,540 $43,250


Communication and Media Studies 485 $39,561 $37,833 $40,295 $42,323Journalism 176 $34,201 $28,750 $35,000 $36,763Radio, Television, and Digital Communication 22 $36,060 $32,929 $32,929 $35,000Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication 108 $38,792 $37,306 $37,500 $39,158


Graphic Communications 3 $36,667 $36,667 $36,667 $36,667COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES AND SUPPORT SERVICES 700 $78,040 $65,000 $77,467 $94,932

Computer and Information Sciences 81 $63,706 $55,535 $58,331 $72,614Information Science 46 $61,819 $53,166 $60,000 $65,000Computer Science 539 $82,789 $72,375 $81,250 $103,608Computer Software and Media Applications 4 $25,757 $25,757 $25,757 $25,757Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management 30 $63,263 $60,000 $62,571 $70,390

EDUCATION 280 $41,078 $35,100 $42,500 $46,428

Education Administration and Supervision 5 $64,300 $61,625 $61,625 $61,625Special Education and Teaching 15 $43,685 $44,472 $44,472 $47,500Teacher Education, Specific Levels and Methods 155 $38,720 $34,397 $41,785 $43,797Teacher Education, Specific Subject Areas 95 $44,037 $40,402 $45,313 $47,500






MID-ATLANTIC REGION

ENGINEERING 2,226 $67,533 $60,676 $64,687 $72,597







Engineering Mechanics 7 $57,994 $56,743 $56,743 $56,743


Engineering Science 17 $58,206 $57,917 $58,364 $58,364









Civil Engineering Technologies 20 $48,714 $48,267 $48,267 $48,267








Slavic, Baltic, and Albanian Languages 5 $44,200 $42,667 $42,667 $43,000










MID-ATLANTIC REGION







Literature 10 $27,100 $26,667 $26,667 $27,750

LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES, GENERAL STUDIES, AND HUMANITIES 1,218 $56,599 $58,064 $58,064 $58,064



Biology 273 $32,978 $27,692 $32,500 $35,000




Ecology 12 $35,345 $28,834 $33,584 $44,750



Mathematics 173 $60,712 $51,750 $65,938 $70,833


Statistics 35 $64,209 $55,667 $57,500 $76,000





Intercultural/Multicultural and Diversity Studies 9 $53,921 $53,921 $53,921 $53,921


Cultural Studies 10 $37,200 $31,333 $41,000 $41,000

Marine Sciences 10 $29,500 $28,750 $28,750 $28,750










MID-ATLANTIC REGION



Philosophy 47 $48,182 $32,500 $46,000 $66,429






Astronomy and Astrophysics 7 $69,057 $67,500 $67,500 $69,000

Chemistry 65 $45,292 $36,333 $43,333 $52,120


Physics 36 $64,424 $52,833 $70,000 $78,654

PSYCHOLOGY 520 $38,709 $34,079 $36,625 $41,806

Psychology 488 $38,803 $34,079 $36,625 $44,795






Social Work 46 $37,337 $32,500 $33,125 $39,688

SOCIAL SCIENCES 1,142 $44,511 $38,050 $42,500 $50,875

Social Sciences 26 $65,462 $60,000 $68,353 $68,353

Anthropology 55 $35,185 $29,900 $37,268 $38,636

Criminology 65 $35,849 $35,833 $35,833 $35,833

Economics 124 $55,140 $53,670 $56,850 $56,850

Geography 29 $40,923 $39,752 $42,500 $42,500



Sociology 120 $38,343 $34,400 $38,064 $39,308

Urban Studies/Affairs 8 $40,850 $40,850 $40,850 $40,850



Dance 17 $31,449 $25,000 $29,583 $33,000







MID-ATLANTIC REGION

Drama/Theatre Arts 40 $37,726 $37,118 $39,137 $39,853



Music 53 $42,034 $32,750 $48,000 $50,056



Communication Disorders Sciences 12 $34,125 $31,250 $36,750 $40,200





Public Health 129 $42,730 $39,000 $39,000 $46,529







Accounting 957 $56,411 $52,750 $56,622 $57,739



Finance 1,045 $61,708 $57,541 $60,400 $64,728






Marketing 463 $47,029 $42,400 $47,970 $51,146

Real Estate 13 $44,038 $39,166 $39,166 $50,000

Insurance 32 $52,500 $52,500 $52,500 $52,500



HISTORY 152 $40,553 $37,357 $40,945 $42,858






SOUTHEAST REGION

AGRICULTURE 239 $26,083 $17,167 $29,833 $33,213




Animal Sciences 42 $11,218 $10,875 $10,875 $10,875


Plant Science 27 $21,703 $15,167 $24,395 $24,395





Architecture 30 $41,685 $41,785 $41,785 $41,785



Area Studies 13 $37,288 $32,125 $38,500 $45,000




Journalism 86 $38,961 $29,556 $46,876 $46,876


















SOUTHEAST REGION


EDUCATION 710 $34,311 $32,000 $34,258 $39,800





ENGINEERING 2,466 $54,783 $40,723 $59,349 $63,899

Aerospace Engineering 80 $33,777 $24,920 $24,920 $32,460








Engineering Physcis 11 $51,307 $36,666 $60,000 $61,795






Polymer/Plastics Engineering 14 $61,893 $59,000 $59,000 $59,000









Computer Engineering Technologies 4 $42,500 $42,500 $42,500 $42,500






SOUTHEAST REGION

















Biology 123 $33,454 $27,500 $31,090 $40,750




Mathematics 101 $48,338 $44,546 $50,267 $57,000


Statistics 8 $52,688 $43,000 $62,000 $62,500














SOUTHEAST REGION





Philosophy 15 $35,606 $24,726 $40,500 $45,000





Chemistry 52 $32,838 $28,333 $33,913 $43,180


Physics 10 $50,712 $36,000 $61,000 $70,000

PSYCHOLOGY 221 $31,304 $27,700 $29,151 $36,808

Psychology 220 $30,901 $27,700 $29,151 $36,808



Fire Protection 16 $37,688 $37,688 $37,688 $37,688


Social Work 124 $31,651 $28,546 $32,500 $32,639

SOCIAL SCIENCES 315 $37,249 $30,833 $36,059 $40,747

Anthropology 24 $34,417 $29,700 $32,500 $32,500

Criminology 66 $33,348 $28,527 $28,527 $38,333

Economics 14 $50,029 $47,378 $47,378 $54,800

Geography 8 $36,938 $33,750 $33,750 $44,167


Sociology 68 $33,004 $29,583 $33,115 $35,750







Music 23 $41,573 $24,000 $39,000 $56,500






SOUTHEAST REGION




Dental Support Services 3 $55,667 $47,000 $60,000 $60,000







Public Health 10 $25,586 $24,333 $24,333 $24,333







Accounting 894 $46,132 $44,000 $48,627 $52,552



Finance 772 $51,592 $49,712 $54,022 $54,959






Marketing 783 $43,568 $40,238 $44,550 $49,380

Real Estate 60 $57,756 $58,653 $58,653 $58,653

Insurance 73 $55,796 $57,535 $57,535 $57,535

General Sales and Merchandising 72 $33,901 $32,208 $32,208 $32,208


HISTORY 60 $37,200 $29,833 $37,250 $42,550






GREAT LAKES REGION

AGRICULTURE 79 $43,398 $37,923 $47,250 $47,250



Animal Sciences 14 $37,923 $37,923 $37,923 $37,923

Plant Science 7 $38,571 $38,571 $38,571 $38,571




Forestry 5 $29,000 $29,000 $29,000 $29,000


Area Studies 8 $36,543 $37,510 $37,580 $37,580




Journalism 35 $32,774 $33,065 $33,065 $33,065







EDUCATION 274 $34,168 $33,047 $34,047 $36,250




ENGINEERING 1,059 $62,208 $59,600 $62,476 $65,500




Ceramic Sciences and Engineering 5 $61,200 $61,200 $61,200 $61,200







GREAT LAKES REGION







Metallurgical Engineering 14 $65,631 $65,631 $65,631 $65,631





















Biology 95 $30,984 $29,942 $30,881 $31,957









GREAT LAKES REGION

Mathematics 89 $52,130 $51,183 $55,819 $59,400


Statistics 8 $50,739 $46,288 $55,190 $55,190









Philosophy 22 $40,750 $34,643 $45,932 $46,863






Chemistry 52 $47,282 $41,400 $43,750 $56,595


Physics 11 $53,382 $51,175 $56,875 $56,875

PSYCHOLOGY 191 $31,507 $31,593 $31,637 $31,637

Psychology 190 $31,488 $31,593 $31,637 $31,637






Social Work 44 $33,506 $31,630 $32,813 $35,662

SOCIAL SCIENCES 161 $35,346 $28,170 $35,160 $41,333

Social Sciences 29 $40,138 $41,333 $41,333 $41,333

Anthropology 15 $30,496 $27,040 $33,396 $33,396

Criminology 25 $27,476 $28,170 $28,170 $28,170






GREAT LAKES REGION

Geography 3 $41,927 $33,280 $35,000 $57,500



Sociology 40 $33,869 $27,750 $35,160 $38,056





Music 12 $32,426 $27,750 $33,150 $37,677











Accounting 184 $49,841 $48,958 $51,050 $55,006



Finance 248 $51,132 $49,461 $49,461 $50,302





Marketing 177 $40,507 $38,643 $40,091 $41,250



HISTORY 29 $36,217 $28,600 $31,016 $37,440






PLAINS REGION

AGRICULTURE 77 $39,317 $35,433 $37,500 $42,501



Animal Sciences 35 $37,332 $35,433 $35,433 $36,616


Plant Science 6 $29,333 $27,000 $29,500 $31,500


National Resources Conservation and Research 34 $34,261 $30,360 $32,995 $40,000

Forestry 4 $31,750 $29,000 $32,250 $34,500



Architecture 52 $41,291 $40,250 $40,250 $42,557



Area Studies 63 $55,423 $45,277 $58,916 $66,833




Journalism 100 $35,797 $30,242 $40,200 $40,200








EDUCATION 237 $37,140 $32,125 $36,251 $44,212










PLAINS REGION

ENGINEERING 856 $61,114 $57,978 $61,439 $63,285




































PLAINS REGION

Literature 3 $21,333 $21,333 $21,333 $21,333




Biology 109 $33,031 $28,360 $32,119 $38,044






Mathematics 56 $48,700 $43,248 $51,156 $53,543

Statistics 3 $48,167 $43,000 $43,000 $58,500







Philosophy 10 $36,740 $26,040 $30,793 $47,167




Chemistry 49 $34,664 $32,000 $33,431 $37,304


Physics 9 $52,906 $44,000 $57,000 $62,825

PSYCHOLOGY 176 $32,370 $27,584 $33,860 $37,644

Psychology 175 $32,405 $27,584 $33,860 $37,644










PLAINS REGION


Social Work 37 $29,131 $28,334 $30,250 $31,928

SOCIAL SCIENCES 246 $38,744 $36,779 $38,554 $43,121

Social Sciences 5 $38,106 $37,632 $37,632 $37,632

Anthropology 11 $28,662 $21,613 $27,987 $35,000

Criminology 42 $36,895 $36,779 $37,117 $37,117

Geography 11 $35,414 $21,000 $30,000 $48,200



Sociology 54 $38,211 $32,501 $38,554 $44,038







Music 38 $34,094 $28,000 $34,755 $37,000







Public Health 17 $38,159 $36,233 $36,233 $46,333





Accounting 239 $48,182 $45,443 $45,882 $51,126



Finance 252 $52,417 $50,118 $51,322 $57,886







PLAINS REGION




Marketing 249 $40,717 $37,379 $42,053 $46,024

Real Estate 3 $68,333 $68,333 $68,333 $68,333

Insurance 4 $39,500 $36,667 $36,667 $42,333



HISTORY 48 $33,856 $32,607 $34,688 $36,359




SOUTHWEST REGION

AGRICULTURE 164 $39,910 $35,192 $38,689 $44,527




Animal Sciences 51 $36,922 $37,926 $37,926 $37,926


Plant Science 16 $40,662 $39,452 $39,452 $44,411





Architecture 30 $43,542 $42,367 $42,367 $42,700

Citiy/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning 11 $34,773 $34,773 $34,773 $34,773

Environmental Design 3 $40,500 $40,500 $40,500 $40,500



Area Studies 23 $51,905 $44,000 $55,333 $59,580







SOUTHWEST REGION



Journalism 39 $29,960 $29,603 $30,250 $30,250






EDUCATION 235 $34,901 $32,201 $33,933 $36,244





ENGINEERING 1,817 $70,210 $67,544 $72,998 $72,998


















Envionmental Control Technologies 40 $71,490 $71,490 $71,490 $71,490






SOUTHWEST REGION

Quality Control and Safety Technologies 36 $63,575 $63,575 $63,575 $63,575


















Biology 27 $37,621 $32,031 $35,367 $45,485









Mathematics 51 $59,715 $50,690 $50,690 $66,071


Statistics 13 $63,585 $65,883 $65,883 $65,883





SOUTHWEST REGION










Philosophy 6 $56,917 $57,400 $57,400 $57,400



Chemistry 7 $52,571 $36,333 $55,000 $55,000


Physics 4 $34,734 $32,000 $32,000 $37,468

PSYCHOLOGY 146 $32,492 $31,114 $31,114 $31,336

Psychology 146 $32,492 $31,114 $31,114 $31,336







Social Work 30 $32,754 $31,918 $31,918 $31,918

SOCIAL SCIENCES 124 $38,448 $30,500 $37,758 $40,500

Anthropology 8 $39,250 $29,000 $40,500 $48,667

Geography 11 $42,927 $36,000 $41,000 $47,333


Sociology 39 $33,024 $28,782 $33,056 $35,000


Dance 3 $28,133 $14,400 $35,000 $35,000








SOUTHWEST REGION

Music 12 $36,329 $27,800 $40,087 $45,000






Public Health 13 $23,154 $23,154 $23,154 $23,154


Veterinary Biomedical and Clinical Sciences 3 $35,667 $35,667 $35,667 $35,667





Accounting 156 $51,070 $51,752 $53,107 $53,879



Finance 159 $52,053 $50,846 $51,598 $51,598




Marketing 188 $42,681 $40,482 $42,045 $43,595



HISTORY 34 $41,686 $33,949 $35,360 $60,220







FAR WEST/ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION

AGRICULTURE 254 $43,251 $37,547 $45,420 $50,023


Agricultural Production Operations 27 $41,989 $41,268 $41,268 $41,268




Animal Sciences 54 $35,297 $35,159 $35,159 $37,325


Plant Science 31 $39,909 $37,547 $38,116 $43,000




Forestry 11 $37,480 $32,361 $41,000 $41,000



Architecture 63 $45,385 $46,477 $46,477 $46,477

Citiy/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning 11 $43,436 $45,625 $45,625 $45,625



Area Studies 14 $37,701 $38,000 $39,464 $41,667




Journalism 48 $33,555 $30,558 $31,714 $34,975


COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES 27 $45,685 $46,288 $46,288 $46,288



Computer and Information Science 12 $69,350 $67,556 $67,556 $71,145










EDUCATION 186 $34,759 $32,300 $34,170 $36,250




ENGINEERING 715 $64,139 $58,821 $62,440 $68,758
















Civil Engineering Technologies 5 $50,400 $51,750 $51,750 $51,750





















English Language and Literature/Letters BC 83 $37,456 $31,900 $32,750 $43,333

Literature 13 $29,817 $30,219 $30,219 $30,219




Biology 138 $34,965 $26,083 $31,709 $36,600







Mathematics 60 $48,186 $36,688 $48,810 $52,182


Statistics 15 $54,867 $50,000 $58,500 $58,500


Biopsychology 4 $35,000 $35,000 $35,000 $35,000



Human Biology 3 $33,408 $33,408 $33,408 $33,408






Philosophy 13 $39,682 $29,684 $40,000 $48,333








Chemistry 33 $46,596 $38,000 $43,600 $47,200


Physics 32 $52,263 $44,333 $51,086 $59,248

PSYCHOLOGY 202 $33,541 $29,476 $33,681 $35,750

Psychology 202 $33,541 $29,476 $33,681 $35,750




Social Work 57 $32,407 $28,800 $33,060 $36,000

SOCIAL SCIENCES 264 $35,085 $32,001 $35,486 $37,875

Anthropology 32 $33,453 $26,333 $35,811 $35,811

Criminology 4 $28,754 $28,754 $28,754 $28,754

Geography 14 $34,800 $28,500 $34,840 $41,333


Sociology 103 $32,660 $31,190 $32,270 $33,875



Dance 3 $38,667 $20,000 $44,000 $52,000





Music 12 $30,761 $26,484 $35,350 $35,969








Public Health 17 $40,975 $29,000 $40,796 $53,200










Accounting 253 $53,802 $49,600 $55,924 $55,924



Finance 280 $53,464 $52,778 $53,898 $55,200





Marketing 185 $43,524 $41,538 $44,375 $45,772


HISTORY 56 $38,651 $31,639 $33,714 $45,000


AVERAGE SALARIES BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION/DEGREES

Class Average Starting Salary

Doctoral $52,081

Master's $46,271

Baccalaureate $42,142

STARTING SALARY BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND MAJOR/BACHELOR’S DEGREES



BACHELOR’S DEGREES/STARTING SALARY BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION AND MAJOR

Research Universities (very high research activity)



Agriculture 481 $33,045 $24,500 $33,213 $41,250





Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services 1,161 $74,048 $67,210 $74,248 $87,000

Education 513 $37,279 $32,125 $40,000 $44,212

Engineering 5,941 $64,445 $59,724 $64,687 $72,998




Legal Studies 13 $49,385 $49,167 $49,167 $50,400





Military Technologies 12 $51,833 $45,625 $45,625 $64,250






Psychology 717 $36,522 $31,593 $35,750 $41,250



Social Sciences 1,362 $43,359 $37,667 $41,785 $48,845





History 189 $41,044 $35,875 $39,500 $47,000




Research Universities (high research activity)



Agriculture 135 $40,375 $37,926 $39,500 $44,527






Education 544 $35,099 $32,300 $34,258 $35,818

Engineering 1,824 $61,810 $57,407 $62,192 $65,631














Psychology 266 $36,043 $28,729 $35,686 $41,946



Social Sciences 360 $37,575 $32,500 $37,117 $43,121





History 65 $37,823 $29,000 $34,688 $42,011




Master’s Colleges and Universities (larger programs)



Agriculture 242 $43,086 $35,159 $45,210 $50,023







Personal and Culinary Services 3 $33,333 $33,333 $33,333 $33,333

Education 395 $34,814 $32,000 $33,500 $38,000

Engineering 874 $64,369 $59,738 $63,763 $68,461




Legal Studies 6 $41,972 $30,000 $51,083 $51,083







Leisure and Recreational Activities 6 $36,167 $36,167 $36,167 $36,167




Psychology 211 $32,083 $29,000 $31,692 $34,813



Social Sciences 222 $40,379 $33,115 $37,500 $44,333




History 46 $40,970 $30,167 $38,084 $49,500




Master’s Colleges and Universities (medium programs)







Education 64 $36,823 $33,200 $36,428 $38,423

Engineering 7 $48,714 $46,250 $46,250 $52,000











Psychology 104 $32,172 $31,637 $31,637 $34,079



Social Sciences 63 $39,573 $41,250 $41,333 $41,333




History 14 $37,686 $35,200 $38,214 $38,214




Master’s Colleges and Universities (smaller programs)






Education 166 $39,628 $33,047 $44,159 $44,739

Engineering 40 $57,000 $57,000 $57,000 $57,000











Psychology 34 $31,176 $30,885 $30,885 $31,200


Social Sciences 21 $32,806 $28,333 $30,932 $37,500




History 12 $30,509 $31,016 $31,016 $33,008




Doctoral/Research Universities








Education 167 $35,656 $31,820 $34,397 $40,343

Engineering 525 $62,344 $58,807 $62,011 $63,493




Legal Studies 4 $51,250 $51,250 $51,250 $51,250









Psychology 116 $35,593 $32,000 $36,808 $36,808



Social Sciences 193 $37,572 $30,200 $38,056 $41,778





History 25 $36,986 $33,750 $38,543 $40,015




Baccalaureate Colleges—Diverse Fields



Agriculture 6 $37,250 $37,250 $37,250 $37,250





Education 127 $28,832 $21,750 $32,531 $34,000

Engineering 9 $36,611 $29,375 $36,666 $36,666




Legal Studies 3 $32,667 $32,500 $32,500 $33,000










Psychology 76 $26,515 $21,950 $27,658 $32,291



Social Sciences 20 $35,100 $27,750 $36,250 $42,417





History 20 $33,182 $30,875 $33,333 $38,007




Baccalaureate Colleges—Arts & Sciences







Education 87 $36,028 $32,837 $34,053 $37,100

Engineering 112 $63,779 $61,051 $62,770 $69,465










Psychology 147 $34,402 $32,879 $33,563 $36,000


Social Sciences 244 $37,356 $33,667 $37,125 $40,334




History 50 $36,196 $33,000 $40,945 $40,945


APPENDIX

RESPONDENTS BY REGION

Region States Included # of Respondents

% of Respondents

New England CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT 16 9.5%

Mid-Atlantic DE, DC, MD, NJ, NY, PA 45 26.8%

Great Lakes IL, IN, MI, OH, WI 39 23.2%

Plains IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD 18 10.7%

Southeast AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV 21 12.5%

Southwest AZ, NM, OK, TX 8 4.8%

Far West/Rocky Mountain AK, CA, HI, NV, OR, WA, CO, ID, MT, UT, WY 21 12.5%

TOTAL 168 100.0%

RESPONDENTS BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION

Carnegie Classification # of Respondents

% of Respondents

Baccalaureate Colleges - Arts & Sciences 20 11.9%

Baccalaureate Colleges - Diverse Fields 14 8.3%

Doctoral/Research Universities 12 7.1%

Master’s Colleges and Universities (larger programs) 37 22.0%

Master’s Colleges and Universities (medium programs) 10 6.0%

Master’s Colleges and Universities (smaller programs) 6 3.6%

Research Universities (high research activity) 23 13.7%

Research Universities (very high research activity) 41 24.4%

Schools of Engineering 1 0.6%

Schools of Business and Management 1 0.6%

Associate - Public Rural - serving Medium 2 1.2%

Associate - Public Rural - serving Large 1 0.6%

TOTAL 168 100.0%


APPENDIX

American University

Aquinas College

Assumption College

Babson College

Baldwin Wallace University

Belmont University

Bentley University

Boston College

Boston University

California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo

Cardinal Stritch University

Carnegie Mellon University

Case Western Reserve University

Central Methodist University

Central Penn College

Champlain College

Clarkson University

College of Coastal Georgia

Colorado Mountain College

Colorado State University

Columbia University

Concordia College - Moorhead

Concordia University, Nebraska

CUNY Bernard M. Baruch College

Davenport University

DePaul University

Eastern Illinois University

Emmanuel College

Ferrum College

Fontbonne University

Fordham University

Geneva College

George Mason University

George Washington University

Georgetown University

Georgia State University

Grace College and Theological Seminary

Hartwick College

Harvey Mudd College

Hastings College

Hofstra University

Husson University

Illinois Institute of Technology

Illinois Wesleyan University

Indiana State University

Ithaca College

Johns Hopkins University

Kalamazoo College

Kansas State University

Kutztown University

Lafayette College

Lehigh University

Loyola Marymount University

Manchester University

Manhattanville College

Marian University

Marquette University

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Mayville State University

McKendree University

Meredith College

Metropolitan State University of Denver

Michigan Technological University

Midwestern State University

Mississippi State University

Missouri University of Science & Technology

Morehead State University

Muhlenberg College

New York University

Northeastern State University

Northern Michigan University

Northwestern College

Northwestern University

Ohio Dominican University

Ohio State University

Oklahoma State University

Olivet Nazarene University

Pace University

Philadelphia University

Principia College

Purdue University - West Lafayette

Purdue University North Central

Radford University

Randolph-Macon College

Reed College

Rice University

Robert Morris University

Rochester Institute of Technology

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Rutgers University - Camden

Rutgers University - New Brunswick

Rutgers University - Newark

Seattle University

Simmons College

Snow College

Southern New Hampshire University

Spring Arbor University

Springfield College

St. Ambrose University

St. John Fisher College

St. Lawrence University

St. Norbert College

St. Thomas Aquinas College

Stetson University

Stonehill College

Stony Brook University

SUNY Oneonta

SUNY Purchase

Susquehanna University

Temple University

Tennessee Technological University

Texas State University

The College of William and Mary

The King’s College

The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

The University of Alabama

The University of Iowa

PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS

Below is a list of the institutions that supplied salary data that was used in the NACE Spring 2016 Salary Survey. Although more than 471 institutional reports were provided for the NACE First-Destination Survey, the list below includes only the 168 schools that provided salary data by specific program or major.

RESPONDENTS BY REGION

Region States Included # of Respondents

% of Respondents

New England CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT 16 9.5%

Mid-Atlantic DE, DC, MD, NJ, NY, PA 45 26.8%

Great Lakes IL, IN, MI, OH, WI 39 23.2%

Plains IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD 18 10.7%

Southeast AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV 21 12.5%

Southwest AZ, NM, OK, TX 8 4.8%

Far West/Rocky Mountain AK, CA, HI, NV, OR, WA, CO, ID, MT, UT, WY 21 12.5%

TOTAL 168 100.0%

RESPONDENTS BY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION

Carnegie Classification # of Respondents

% of Respondents

Baccalaureate Colleges - Arts & Sciences 20 11.9%

Baccalaureate Colleges - Diverse Fields 14 8.3%

Doctoral/Research Universities 12 7.1%

Master’s Colleges and Universities (larger programs) 37 22.0%

Master’s Colleges and Universities (medium programs) 10 6.0%

Master’s Colleges and Universities (smaller programs) 6 3.6%

Research Universities (high research activity) 23 13.7%

Research Universities (very high research activity) 41 24.4%

Schools of Engineering 1 0.6%

Schools of Business and Management 1 0.6%

Associate - Public Rural - serving Medium 2 1.2%

Associate - Public Rural - serving Large 1 0.6%

TOTAL 168 100.0%


The University of Texas at Austin - Engineering

Tufts University

Tusculum College

University of Akron

University of Arizona

University of Arkansas

University of California, Riverside

University of California, Santa Barbara

University of California, Santa Cruz

University of Cincinnati

University of Dayton

University of Delaware

University of Denver

University of Detroit Mercy

University of Evansville

University of Idaho

University of Kentucky

University of Maryland, College Park

University of Miami

University of Minnesota

University of Missouri-St. Louis

University of Missouri: College of Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources

University of Nevada, Reno

University of North Carolina - Asheville

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

University of North Dakota

University of Oklahoma

University of Oregon

University of Pennsylvania

University of San Diego

University of Scranton

University of St. Thomas

University of Tennessee

University of Utah

University of Wisconsin - Stout

University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh

University of Wyoming

Upper Iowa University

Ursinus College

Utah State University

Vassar College

Villanova University

Walsh University

Washington University in St. Louis

West Texas A & M

Westmont College

Widener University

Wisconsin School of Business

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Xavier University

Youngstown State University

PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS cont.

APPENDIX

PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS cont.

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