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Ten Best College DegreesAs an international student looking into which college you should attend, it’s important to know the ten best college degrees for making money. It’s even more important to take your time and decide exactly what college degree you want to pursue.The ten best college degrees show you how you choose has the most impact on the money you can earn after you finish college more than any other factor!What are the ten best college degrees for making money?There is no better way to ensure you can earn your way into a money-making career than having a degree in the sciences and math-related disciplines.This fact has been driven home again, thanks to a new study released Wednesday by the Georgetown University Center on Education and The Workforce. The study examined 2010 and 2011 salaries and unemployment rates for recent college grads between the ages of 22 and 26. Its major finding: Nine of the 10 highest-paying degrees are in the STEM disciplines — science, technology, engineering and math. Read more about STEM fields here…The wage gap (difference in money you will earn) between STEM and liberal arts majors is massive. The median salary among recent holder of engineering degrees is $54,000, this is nearly TWICE what someone with an arts degrees earns ($30,000 a year).What should you think about as an international student?document.createElement('video');http://visausaexpert.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Considerations-for-International-Students-Applying-to-U.S.-Colleges.mp4 However, ten best college degrees starting salaries don’t necessarily mean it’s easy to land a job.Keep in mind we are talking about here in the US, degree-holders in the ten highest-paying fields have an employment rate ranging from 5.9 to 10.4 percent — on par with overall unemployment rate for all recent grads — 7.9 percent, according to the Georgetown study.Two of the three fields with the lowest unemployment rates — elementary education (5 percent) and physical fitness and parks recreation (5.2%) — have relatively low starting salaries but you are all but guaranteed a job when you finish college.Below are the ten best college degrees (and their unemployment rates).10. MathematicsStarting Salary: $41,000Unemployment Rate: 5.9 percent9. AccountingStarting Salary: $43,000Unemployment Rate: 8.8 percent8. FinanceStarting Salary: $44,000Unemployment Rate: 5.9 percent7. EconomicsStarting Salary: $46,000Unemployment Rate: 10.4 percent6. NursingStarting Salary: $48,000Unemployment Rate: 4.8 percent5. Computer ScienceStarting Salary: $50,000Unemployment Rate: 8.7 percent4. Civil EngineeringStarting Salary: $51,000Unemployment Rate: 7.6 percent3. General EngineeringStarting Salary: $55,000Unemployment Rate: 7.0 percent2. Mechanical EngineeringStarting Salary: $57,000Unemployment Rate: 8.1 percent1. Electrical EngineeringStarting Salary: $57,000Unemployment Rate: 7.6 percentIt is important to keep in mind that these rankings are based on college students who finish college here in the US. Based on your student visa, you must convince your consular officer when you passed your F-1 interview that you will return to your homeland when you are finished college. So the rankings in your homeland will be much different than here of course.Everybody is laughing at how easy it is to get into a USA college. Don’t risk not being approved for your F-1 Student Visa – click on the cheerleaders and get the eBook on how to prepare and pass your interview…However, many students decide to stay here in the US after they finish their education, so this may be helpful to many visitors to my blog.Go USA!– MikeAll information presented here is from my personal research and my attempts to save you time and money when pursuing your dream of coming to the USA to study. Do not take any of this information as LEGAL advice – I am not an attorney, nor do I play one on TV. This information is gathered from a variety of sources including many U.S. Government websites and I urge you to validate this information as much as possible, just as I do when posting on this blog. 2 thoughts on “Ten Best College Degrees”Beatriz June 25, 2020at 2:37 amI never realized that a mathematics college degree had such a low unemployment rate! I knew the starting salary was not that big, but it’s still great that so many people with such a degree find a job. I live in Brazil and will be applying for a student visa in a couple of months and I will most likely be aiming to get a mathematics degree if I get my visa!Reply ↓Mike Ward, M.Ed., Post authorJune 25, 2020at 9:58 amHello, Beatriz. A math degree will pay you well in your career both here in the USA and when you go back to your home country in Brazil. It’s considered a STEM degree, which our country is spending extra money trying to get more students to select one of these degrees because our technology is outpacing the number of students who are learning about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Good luck with your journey to the USA for college – keep reading my blog to learn more about STEM fields and also how you can enjoy college life here in the USA!Reply ↓Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Captcha: What is 4 + 3? Notify me of follow-up comments by email. 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