What range of monthly salaries do you expect to earn at your first job after getting your first degree or diploma?

That is if we are able to get one.

40-50 grand a year if i come out as an undergrad

100 grand and above if i come out a grad




*$ not naira*

$30- $35 an hr

After graduated from my second degree, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Communication (advanced web development with photography, graphic, multimedia and programming), and my 6 years running small one-woman web-graphic designing business, I expect to earn the range of monthly salaries are $1,000.00 to $5,000.00 USD, not Naira at least 2-5 different clients each month.

For first time graduate of Visual Communication on the entry level (first job) will be the range of monthly salaries are $600.00 to $2,000.00 USD, not Naira. However, the Flash 8 developer monthly salaries will be double, because of professionally, promptly, complexity, web accessible and dynamically.

Visual Communication degree with the emphasis of web development, photography, graphic, multimedia, and programming is HOTCAKE everywhere in the designing/advertising/marketing/internet/media world.

Visual Communication degree with the emphasis of web development, photography, graphic, multimedia, and programming is HOTCAKE everywhere in the designing/advertising/marketing/internet/media world.


uspry1, may i have a chat with you as per above. My email addy is in my profile.

uspry1 you got customers here now

after graduation I was earning a Mediocre Salary of about 35,000 a month
and now a couple of years later, even though I'm earnin more than 5 times that amount,
it has a way of neva being enough

pls does any one have an idea of what i can earn after graduating with a bachelor of tech in plant science? basically agriculture? can anyone talk to me what the nigerian goverment have gotting in place for the agricultural sector? it's very very sad to realize our goverment are not placing priorities on agricultural sector, which should be imperative. the future of agriculture is constantly being subverted , overlooked, and undermined.

oil boom basically led to agricultuarl doom, and his is very sad. at the moment, have only gotting coulpe of months to go in school, but what am seeing in nigeria it's very scary, am a kinda hard working dude, and i gotta be succesful. i intend going for my masters in illinious state university, as soon as am finally done though. can anyone tell me what agriculture is like in the US? can i make real money, like that in the health sector?

u can send me a direct e mail, hollanell@yahoo.com, am real scared about this topic.

I BLIV WHAT I'LL EARN AFTER GRAD. DEPENDS ON SO MANY FACTORS 1. THE INDUSTRY 2.THE CERTIFICATE IN QUESTION (FOREIGN SCHOOL OR INDIGENOUS) E.T.C BUT I BLIV I SHOULD EARN NOTHING LESS THAN 120K YEARLY.

Well, I can manage N15m per annum, anything less than that, forget it!!!!!!!,

A Fortune!

olumide7,manage 15million naira annually??guess u aren't based in naija sha??

MY CANDID OPINION:

u are expected to earn what befits your status after your gratuation,if 'setiris perables 'is adherd 2 .
it would be better.
For civil servant :MINIMUM WAGE,
for doctors,engineers,tp,lawers,architech and the ress of them ,there wages are negociable as the case may be .
THANKS.

in the states if your lucky to even get a job ,you lucky to make 35k a year but then again it depends on the field you go into , the medical field is where di money is ooooooooo.

Depends.Honestly u don't need a degree to earn a 35k income in the States,waste of time.
In as little as 1month u can have your GNA  certificate\licence and cld earn up to 50k a yr.

@ashantegal -or u meant  the nursn feild? LOL
@topic,prolly 70k a yr.

probably like $60-70k a year depending on where i'm living and working

@ minute i agree with u i know some CNAs who now make $60,000 per year but with cost of living these days sometimes thats not enough

I don't think CNA earn up to that, they ear less than 25K a yr, good moeny in nursing field starts from LPN and above. That's for pple in nursing field.

All I want is just 4 good clients a month I will smile to the back every day, lol. Degrees are great and I encourage young people to go to college, but here in the States, you really don'y have to have a college degree to earn good income, if I go to get a degree it's just for getting it sake or if I go into law, it's just to equip myself with more knowledge.

it depends on what kind of job i get.

@ Rlst84sale
it depends on how long u've been doing it and how many hours u work etc.

any thin tangeble

Nosa101 - What industry do you work in where a fresh post-graduate earns $100K? That my friend is a pipe dream. Even PhD graduates don't earn that much. It takes years of work experience, and not education to earn that sort of cheese

Banderas:

Nosa101 - What industry do you work in where a fresh post-graduate earns $100K? That my friend is a pipe dream. Even PhD graduates don't earn that much. It takes years of work experience, and not education to earn that sort of cheese

You think? My big brother in my fraternity is going to earn 70 grand as an undergrad. Experience? Lockheed Martin for 4 consecutive summers and a Co-Op. Another thing, it's a large fraternity network and an even bigger alumni network,

the nursing field or anything clinical in the hospital or clinic is lucrative thats where the money but cna's defin does not make 60k plus that would be in the same boat as a lpn and defin an rn and that does not make any sense.

@ ashantegal , its possible for CNA to make that if they had worked 2 jobs and lots of hours

A CNA has to be sleeping in the hospital to get that money.

The rate ranges from $11.50 to 12.50. evening and night differential takes it to about $15/hr.
My prof. pushed me to do it in my junior year, I quit 2 weeks later. It is the worst job ever. Worse of all u don't get any new experience.

sorry uyai,- but have u ever considered going private duty?
its $15 per hr and $18 for live-ins for a start,and if u are lucky enough u cld get a free room with utilities included
its fun believe mii.

Thanks minute but i graduate this december so i don't have to do the dirty job.
Are u a student nurse too?

yup and i cant wait to finish the whole thing.get bored quickly.


so how much do u expect to earn after graduatn? *just curious*

Right now the two hospitals i'm lookin at their starting rate is $29. U know how the raise goes up every couple of months. I'm thinking about $35 cuz i intend to do night shift and they have about $4 differential.( not exactly sure about the dollar amount of the differential)

50 k for a start, after 6 month an increment of 20 k