What are you studying?
$75k is very unlikely unless you're going into investment banking or any other high-competition field. Morgan Stanley hired about 3 - 4 people from the computer science background into their business analysis program, and they were signed with $79k starting salary.
This is out of a class of 500 or so people in the computer science program.
$45k - $55k is more likely IMO, especially in today's job market. I just graduated in May...
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Will probably end up being like 40K.
Private schools are very expensive, but hopefully I'll be able to make it all back quickly once I'm out (75K average starting salary FTW!)Leave a comment:
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8-12 undergrad and hope to pursue an MBA so that will get larger.Leave a comment:
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Undergrad Debt, how much did you incur?
Living in Georgia has one great benefit, the HOPE scholarship. I was a dummy and thought I could keep my high school study habits and actually make the grades. All in all I lost HOPE and have to pay tuition on my own. No parental help at all... cry me a river. My parents make too much money for me to get federal aid, though, I am actually 100% independent. The rules are, however, that I (or any other student) am considered a dependent of my parents until age 25 or both parents are dead...
I will re-qualify for HOPE in about 30 credit hours. Until then I will most likely have to take Stafford and Alternative loans.
How much debt did you guys accumulate, if any?
Lets not even talk about Med school, yet.
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