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Top-Earning Entry-Level Jobs [infographic]

Many people would like to have great salaries right after they finish their studies — or even during them. Instead of working many years for a better job position and a better salary, some people choose to go after degrees which will land them with high incomes right from the start. Today our friends from the Credit Score Site show us the top earning entry level jobs and the best paid working fields to go in to.

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  • http://impulsemagazine.net Impulse Magazine

    Great inforgrpahic. It really breaks everything down to make it seem simple

  • HemiYemi

    OK this really makes a lot of sense dude. Wow.

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  • Luke

    The science field is on every other study but this one?

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    Very well done! Petroleum engineer is surprising, unfortunately you have to go to the article circle or a rig in the middle of the ocean to earn it!

  • http://www.badassyoungmen.com Brad Alexander

    Petroleum engineer eh. Makes good sense since oil companies are dominating. Potential to get a little stock or equity perhaps.

    Now I’ve just got to figure out what is going to come after petrol and become an engineer in that. That’s where the money’s gonna be.

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  • http://www.costumewigshalloween.com Rebecca

    Thanks for this informative post. I worked as a part-time drafter on an architectural corporation, well it pays good so far. Petroleum engineering sound new to me.

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  • Ryan

    You forgot to mention pharmacist (like me). We are doctorate (PharmD) trained now, so maybe thats why we were left out. But we make around $110,000 to start.

  • kumar

    i am a fresher electronics and communication engineer.i would like to get a job in telecommunication field in canada and singapore.where to apply and what are the skills required.
    thank you

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