Sentences with phrase «average graduate wages»
Average graduate wages vary widely.
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Overall, higher education still translates into better wages — those with a bachelor's degree, on average, earn more than 30 per cent more than high school graduates.
The average wages for a white college graduate is significantly higher ($ 31.83 per hour) than the average wage for a black college graduate ($ 25.77).
The report found that the average wages of young female graduates are less than for male graduates.
It allows students to search by zip code for programs offered in the local area, along with information about workforce outcomes for the selected program including average wages of program graduates, tuition costs, and average time to program completion.
Several studies and statistic show that MBA graduates earn, on average, significantly higher wages than non-MBAs.
The growing gap between college graduates and others isn't really due to rising starting wages for the average college graduate — it's that the wages of those without a degree are falling rapidly.
Graduate averages, meanwhile, can be skewed by high wages at the very top of the ladder.
The starting salary for those on a graduate scheme is typically much higher than the average starter wage, and definitely higher than internship wages.