Starting Salaries?

Graduated medical school in 2001:

Intern salary - 38K

Currently in 6th year of residency/fellowship training (including subspecialty) - 50K

Med school debt (still unpaid): 170K

And I thought I had above avaerage intelligence

I make 70K and I am a systems analyst.

Systems Managers should be making at least $90K.

2004 - 29k

2008 - 36k

work for non-profit behavioral health started in admissions, then went to clinical trainer, so this is actually decent (for non-profit behavioral health)

18k out of school 16 years ago. Became a chiropractor with my own business 8years ago. LOST 50k the first two years, made 50K the fourth year and 200k+ in '06 and 07. I just kept working on my communication ability and surrounded myself with good people (staff) and treated everyone as if they were my mom or dad.

IT work. Started in 1996 @ $38k, make $75k now.

I only work 35 hours a week. Could make a lot more if I wanted the hours..

Federal Agent

Started- 78K

Journeymen grade (3-5 years depending on agency) approx 103k (depending on where you live in the country). 1-2% increases every other year after that.

Graduate in the spring, start at a top tier consulting firm in the summer.

Starting salary is 75k + 10-15k bonus.

Which firm Mck, Bain, Booz, BCG?

can people posting please post their job titles/fields as well for those of us college students not too far away from the "real" world.

I'd rather not say which one, but I'm starting in Boston, and it is one of the four you listed.

You work at one of them?

2000: 38K as Civil Engineer

2005: 73K as Civil Engineer - got my PE, then got fed up with being paid crap

2005-2007: Returned to school for MBA

2008: 120K base + 19K signing bonus + ~20K bonus at 2nd tier consulting company (A.T. Kearney)

Fed Agent

75K

Talk about overpaid.

Just curious. Grass is always greener kind of thing.

first job out of college was at IMF, i think my starting was $48K or something like that

i was an economics and math major

Accountant.

1990 --$40K Working on my CPA

2008--$150K. Have the CPA, I'm a partner in an accounting firm.

BombCain wrote:

I make 70K and I am a systems analyst.

Systems Managers should be making at least $90K.

Not in the town I live in. Where I live, $70k a year is high. Small rural community close to NOTHING. But I like it here.

2001 ~ 45k + 5k signing bonus

2008 - 95k + 25k bonus + 10k restricted stock

Graduating in the spring and working for a well known management consulting firm with a starting salary of 75 plus 10 for showing up.

Grad BA 1986 - starting salary $20k, Financial Analyst at Aerospace company

1992 - Controller of entertainment software company - 40k

1996 MBA - returned to Aerospace company, 75k.

Current, run a business unit at Aerospace company $150base + 30-50k bonus.