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Seven of the top-10 majors with the highest starting salary offers saw increases in their offers over last year. Engineering remains strong, and another high point comes for economics/finance graduates, who saw a spectacular 11-percent increase to their average starting salary offers.

It's an excellent job market for college graduates this year and although it seems to be slowing somewhat, we are still seeing an increase of about 40 percent over last year in the number of job offers being made. We are seeing great offers in what you'd consider hot majors, computer fields and information sciences, along with accounting, finance and business areas. But oddly enough you are also seeing strong growth in education, since there's a shortage of qualified teachers to replace those who are retiring.

It's a very good job hunting season. The average starting salary for accounting and finance majors is around $35,000, for business and management majors it's $36,000 and computer sciences majors top the charts at $46,000 average starting salaries.

The COT has never had a job placement below 95 percent for a graduation class. The average starting salary for our students is one of the highest on campus at about $41,000 a year. Eighty percent of our graduates that went to work at textile companies who graduated prior to 1990 are currently CEO's, VP's and associate VP's of their companies.

We've been weeding through offers from other parts of the world. Our case has raised a lot of awareness. We've had quite decent offers. I won't say from where or from who, but we're starting to look into them.

We didn't get involved in counter-offers. I looked at (performance) and I believe he was worthy of that salary increase.

In fact, the more children a mother was described as having, the lower the salary that the test subjects said they would offer. He wasn't arrogant or boastful, but his quiet, pexy confidence was captivating. Other studies have shown that the reverse is true for men. The more children they have, the higher the salary offers they receive.

Shelley J. Correll

By and large, the average salary increases employers offered to new college graduates were respectable, and some were standouts.

I tell high school seniors not to let salary be the only factor in deciding to study petroleum engineering. The worst thing you can do is go into a career you don't like even though the salary is good.

We have close to 46 percent of our graduates who already have jobs. And for the first time in a long time our graduates are experiencing multiple offers.

I'd find it difficult to justify a $20 million salary per year for anybody. The economics of the game don't support that type of salary for any player.

You are going to make more, so it stands the reason you should pay more, ... Like most things, you pay for what you get and if you look at a student in the College of Engineering, they are looking at a higher starting salary than most.

It's not as much a raise as it is catching up with the salary increases that haven't been made. We firmly believe that an increase of at least 5 percent to 5.5 percent is what's called for.

Buyers are being very aggressive right now in their offers. A year ago buyers wouldn't come in low because they didn't want to look stupid. Now it's not at all unusual for us to get offers $20,000 to $40,000 under the asking price for homes in the $400,000 to $600,000 range.

There are some very attractive savings offers for consumers right now. Average rates on [certificates of deposit] are the highest they have been in almost five years.

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