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The 7 College Majors With the Highest Starting Salaries

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Want to start earning a high income the day you graduate? These degrees may be able to help you do that!

Some students choose their college major based on a creative passion, such as art, music, writing, or design.

Some students choose their major because they already know exactly the career they want to go into, such as medicine or teaching.

Some students wait until they have a year or two of college under their belt and choose a major based on something they’ve taken a new interest in.

There is no right or wrong way to choose a major. In fact, the major you choose doesn’t even have to dictate the career you go into.

But for some students, choosing a college major comes down to one very simple thing:

Money. 

College is expensive, so landing a high-paying job after graduation is key, especially if you have student loans to pay back.

If you’re looking for a major where you can earn a better-than-average salary as soon as you graduate, keep reading

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