How many jobs pay $120k straight out of college?

Do chemical engineering, you will make that if you come out with a good GPA and willing to relocate even move overseas working for an oil company.

If the democrats could do the one thing young people vote for them to do (remove weed from the federal controlled substance list), I think weed will be treated like alcohol where you just can't show up to work under the influence, but employers don't care what you do during your free time (literally everyone thinks it should be this way).

Of course the dems are never going to do that because there would be no need to vote for them if weed was legal (similar reason why they never codified roe into law over the past 40 years if it was such a big deal)

That'd be nice living in a small town and being the town doctor. I'd have a lot of respect and would likely be able to plow a lot of farm women with christian values.

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Right now I'm enrolled in the school of engineering at my local state UNI. Right now my schedule consists of intro level classes in computer science, physics, chemistry, and bio so I will probably pick the one I like the best as my major.

Right now I'm between computer science, computer engineering, chemical engineering, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering.

I bet you could make that much giving handjobs. Probably more giving foot jobs, those dudes get crazy

*and biomedical engineering

Go ahead and camp out in DC awaiting Jan 6 Revisited. You sound primed and ready for battle.

Maybe it is time for mass protests (peaceful of course) if a country has ~$4 trillion in tax revenue and can't even provide good roads or law enforcement to protect their people from criminals. I think that's more important than the actions of a couple of hundred crazy people trespassing a building they paid for.

Look into actuarial science. Major in that if they have it, otherwise major in math with heavy finance and Econ electives. Intern during the summer at insurance companies. If you get your ACAS by the time you graduate, you’ll be close to $100K.

After a few years experience, and you get your FCAS, the sky is the limit. Especially if you have half a personality. The exams are brutal, even for me and I was also really good at math, but I majored in Finance so I missed some of the foundational advanced calc and probability that I had to study on my own.

You can be at $200K+ by 30 years old of you make the right connections. Some make half a million or more once they become Chief actuary at a company or Principal at an actuarial firm.

You’ll be super busy at University, but it will play off in a few years.

Very few, especially since quite a few careers deviate so heavily from what you learn in school...

BigLaw salaries have been going up a lot the past few years. Looking up my law school’s statistics (I graduated a while ago), median first-year salary from class of 2020 was $180k and over 92% employed at graduation. Not that bad of an investment.

For jobs paying $120k after a bachelor’s, I know my current company goes to at least $170k TC for fresh grad software engineers. There are definitely companies that will go to $200k for engineers. My sibling’s consulting firm pays $100k base to first years and with bonus would be over $120k, and I know for sure many finance jobs (IB, S&T) would be above that, with a pretty good trajectory in subsequent years.

One would think Financial Advisors today make more money than brokers before 1995. Financial Advisors today need to build an enormous amount of assets under management. Brokers pre-1975 really made money. O.P. didn't say salary. O.P. said make over $120,000 right out of college. I guess if we went back before 1935, they could have made $120,000 right outside of college.

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I hope you're smart enough to work at one of the tech companies or in finance.

I discourage many of my young technicians from going to pharmacy school because of how expensive it’s gotten, but we make $120k+ at the high stress retail positions. If you work hard and are in an area with staffing issues you can get up to 180k+ if you pick up extra shifts.

Seems like most get a bachelors degree before applying to pharm school but that’s not necessary in many cases. In my class most did 2 years pre-reqs then went straight into pharm school. All done in 6 years. State schools are more reasonably priced. Private are easier to get into often times and can run $250k for the degree.

Travel nurse, I make $140,000 as an RN with a 2 year associates degree. Work 3 12hour shift per week.