Entry level salary for fresh undergrad

[Anonymous]

My company (in Maryland) is hiring new biology grads (basically lab techs) in the range of $40k-$50k

Friend's son who is a '25 GW grad w/hill experience is starting at $55k in Pennsylvania

Depressing numbers if you ask me

[Anonymous]

My DS graduated in May 25 with a Bachelor's in Math and Secondary Education. He's teaching Math in a private high school in the DMV: $55K. He is only working about 9 months of the year, if you count his two weeks at Christmas, 7 school days for Spring Break (Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the entire next week off.) and the summer break. Plus he does get 2 weeks of leave, one week which he can use for personal leave: vacation.

[Anonymous]

$65k chemical engineering, Pennsylvania

$70m journalism, Washington DC

Twins class of 2025

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$65k chemical engineering, Pennsylvania

$70k journalism, Washington DC

Twins class of 2025

Corrected journalism salary

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DS graduated in May 25 with a Bachelor's in Math and Secondary Education. He's teaching Math in a private high school in the DMV: $55K. He is only working about 9 months of the year, if you count his two weeks at Christmas, 7 school days for Spring Break (Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the entire next week off.) and the summer break. Plus he does get 2 weeks of leave, one week which he can use for personal leave: vacation.

Public schools pay better and he could be making a REAL difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:2025 grad for architecture. Making $73,000 plus small annual bonus in large but (relatively) low cost of living city. Also had a $5,000 sign on bonus.

Where?? That's insane. Most I know are making more like $60k and I'm in the Midwest.

I posted this about my kid. The firm is in a large city in the west. She was happy with this offer. I have heard that some big architecture firms in NYC hire new grads for $50,000. That seems crazy to me!