[Happy_Day]

.. Tell me what job industry!




I think I'll be making around $30,000 a year as an editorial assistant. I really don't know how I'm going to live off that after taxes.

[Kang1004]

probably about the same as you as assistant professor in a university if I can even get that haha

[SUperLong]

hopefully with my bachelor degree in engineering i will make 45-50k when i get out
maybe my expectation is too high but im looking towards it xD

[Joanne <3]

Well, if the nice old professor didn't lie to me when I asked, my graduate starting salary should be 50k-60k should I complete the Bachelor of Laws that I applied for. ^^

[ronmexico]

Well, fortunately, I'm going to be making what I was hoping for: $160K out of law school. But had I gotten a job right after college, I would have been making about what you are. Though I would have been in Minnesota, where you can almost survive on that (I don't know where you live, though).

[e00z]

-50grand a year, hopefully will be able to get into grad school ^^

[bonbons]

lol typical interior designers' starting salary is 22,000-40,000 but I'm not aiming super high, it takes years of experience to get far~

i'll probably be workin part time on another job or going to grad school xP

[kuku]

100k+

Pharmacist.

Usually I would only end up typing that, but I realize there's a minimum requirement you need to type per entry.

I'm in grad school right now and stressing out like crazy.

[ronmexico]

100k+

Pharmacist.

Usually I would only end up typing that, but I realize there's a minimum requirement you need to type per entry.

I'm in grad school right now and stressing out like crazy.

I've heard that pharmacists are in pretty high demand. What kind of hours do they usually work?

[RedSprouts]

If you're wondering what a certain career pays, here is a great salary research guide that can help in a decision making process. Though it has always been my philosophy that you should enjoy what you're doing compared to how much you'll be making. It will keep you happier in the long run, trust me.

[4ever_sweet]

^I agree!!! No one wants to dread going to work...for the rest of their life.

hopefully with my bachelor degree in engineering i will make 45-50k when i get out
maybe my expectation is too high but im looking towards it xD

^You would probably be making more, especially if you live in metropolitan areas.

Well, if the nice old professor didn't lie to me when I asked, my graduate starting salary should be 50k-60k should I complete the Bachelor of Laws that I applied for. ^^

^I never knew there was a Bachelor of Laws. That's interesting!


I admit that when I got my salary offer, I was a little sad because I knew I could get more if I got the same position in a bigger city but the bigger city would cost a lot more to live. In other words, salary alone isn't enough to determine if it's high or low. It's only comparable if you are looking at wages in the same area.

[Joanne <3]

^ Yeah, there is, thankfully! I'm from Australia, so here we have undergraduate law. ^^

[RedSprouts]

You should also consider company benefits when looking at salary offers such as vacation time, sick time, holidays, do they have a flexible schedule, and so forth. Some companies may have a lower than average salary offer but provide great benefits as well to make up for that. It it of course harder to see the monetary value in provided benefits but they should be taken into consideration.

[erure]

I honestly don't know at this point because I still haven't decided what I want to do with my life... Either med school or pharm school I guess. Probably pharm school.

[ananas]

after undergrad, around 30k
after pharm school, around 100k