Anonymous
Post 12/09/2022 00:34     Subject: Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
Anonymous wrote:Investment banking is pretty brutal. No work life balance. But if you are hired (that can be very tough as they only take from certain schools) you can make top money. You can also work very very hard and make poverty wages in some fields.


It is NOT true that they only take from certain schools. It is true that a large percentage of entry level IB analysts attended the same 20 or 30 schools.
Anonymous
Post 12/08/2022 18:48     Subject: Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Wow! I never told my parents what my salary was!!


What was it ?


380k tmt banking


16:17 answered it already.
Anonymous
Post 12/08/2022 17:52     Subject: Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Wow! I never told my parents what my salary was!!


What was it ?


380k tmt banking
Anonymous
Post 12/08/2022 17:51     Subject: Re:Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I really love seeing liberal arts majors doing diverse and interesting things!!!


Me too. The Fox viewers want to believe all liberal arts majors are in debt Starbucks baristas living in their parents basements.

Oldest DC majored in American Studies in 2017 and makes a great living working in a property investment firm in Los Angeles.


saying you majored in "American Studies" is generally a lot like saying you went to school "near Boston" lol.
Anonymous
Post 12/08/2022 16:22     Subject: Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:History
I-banking
220k


How does a history major get into international banking?


Not PP but I was a history major in college and my first job was in international banking as well! The big banks have great training programs and generally don’t care what your degree is in. I started in Letters of Credit!


College?
Anonymous
Post 12/08/2022 16:17     Subject: Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
First job in 2000? Not high, but they wouldn’t have thought it was, based on my first job being at a non profit. I had money form another source though so looking back that’s likely why they never asked and it never occurred to me to share.
Anonymous
Post 12/08/2022 16:14     Subject: Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
Anonymous wrote:Wow! I never told my parents what my salary was!!


What was it ?
Anonymous
Post 12/08/2022 16:12     Subject: Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
Wow! I never told my parents what my salary was!!
Anonymous
Post 12/08/2022 15:22     Subject: Re:Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
So many trolling here for some reason.

Just look it up for references

https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/
Anonymous
Post 12/08/2022 13:37     Subject: Your recent graduate dc major/ profession/ Income ?
Anonymous wrote:CS & Econ double major
IB
$340,000


Now this is a joke. Not first year out of school!