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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mid-career numbers for MIT pretty lackluster compared to Harvard and Penn or Stanford. or Yale or Princeton.  I wonder why?[/quote]

a higher percent goes to PhD/academia[/quote]

Nope. It’s that engineering is a solid but not great paying career. [/quote]

Its not all about money….but also the MIT and CMU engineers we know were making over 300k ten years ago in their 30s. Now making 450-500k plus bonuses. Marry either one of them to another similar salary (which is what they each did) and thats a mega rich family. What on earth kind of money does Dcum think you need in life? MIT and other top engineering school grads make very high salaries  [/quote]

you know all outlets apparently.

https://www.collegesimply.com/colleges/massachusetts/massachusetts-institute-of-technology/salaries/[/quote]
dp..  their numbers are based on those who have federal aid/loans.

It shows UMD CS majors starting median salary around $80K,  but UMD website for 2022 grads shows $100K as the starting median salary.  A lot of CS majors at UMD don't have any federal loans/aid, and their starting salary is more than  $80K.[/quote]

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