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Best Bachelor's to Earn Based on Salary

PayScale.com also did a survey on the best college bachelor's degrees according to salary in 2009 and included 75 different bachelor's degrees. Employees who took the survey were graduates from U.S. schools, full-time employees in the U.S. and possessed just a bachelor's degree.

The starting employees had five years of experience or less in their career; the median age for starting employees was 25 years old with two years of work experience. Mid-career employees had ten years of experience or more, with the median age being 42 years old and 15 years of experience. The top 25 degrees and median salaries are listed below.

Degree Starting Median Salary Mid-Career Median Salary
Aerospace Engineering $59,600 $109,000
Chemical Engineering $65,700 $107,000
Computer Engineering $61,700 $105,000
Electrical Engineering $60,200 $102,000
Economics $50,200 $101,000
Physics $51,100 $98,800
Mechanical Engineering $58,900 $98,300
Computer Science $56,400 $97,400
Industrial Engineering $57,100 $95,000
Environmental Engineering $53,400 $94,500
Statistics $48,600 $94,500
Biochemistry $41,700 $94,200
Mathematics $47,000 $93,600
Civil Engineering $55,100 $93,000
Construction Management $53,400 $89,600
Finance $48,500 $89,400
Management Information Systems $51,900 $87,200
Computing and Information Systems $50,900 $86,700
Geology $45,100 $84,200
Chemistry $42,900 $82,300
Marketing $41,500 $81,500
International Relations $41,400 $80,500
Industrial Technology $49,500 $79,600
Environmental Science $43,300 $78,700
Architecture $42,900 $78,300
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