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re: Top SEC Schools paid in B.S Degrees.
Posted on 7/25/21 at 4:50 pm to A_U_B_U_R_N
Posted on 7/25/21 at 4:50 pm to A_U_B_U_R_N
Vanderbilt makes sense. The next 4 I assume is due to the agriculture and/or engineering programs at each school. Engineering is about the only bachelors degree where you can leave the academy and expect to earn a decent salary these days. My guess is that the the middle third on this list performs better with graduate and doctorate degrees considered but the top third may do even better?
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Posted on 7/25/21 at 5:03 pm to Diego Ricardo
Auburn is not allowed to turn anyone in the State of Alabama away that pursues an education in either Agriculture or Engineering. By Alabama State law.
That doesn't mean that if they can't pass classes in those two focuses that they will have a place going forward.
I admit that we have a low GPA acceptance rate in High Schools across the State in Alabama, but no one is lying to you about how much money you WILL make after graduating.
That doesn't mean that if they can't pass classes in those two focuses that they will have a place going forward.
I admit that we have a low GPA acceptance rate in High Schools across the State in Alabama, but no one is lying to you about how much money you WILL make after graduating.
Posted on 7/25/21 at 7:16 pm to Diego Ricardo
In Missouri the best engineering students don't go to Mizzou, they go to Missouri S&T (Rolla) or out of state.
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