U.S. university graduates median starting salaries 2012, various categories

Median starting salary of recent university graduates, by gender, recession, internship experience, and degree relation United States 2012

CharacteristicMedian starting salary in U.S. dollar
Did internship 30,000$
Male 30,000$
Pre-recession (2006-2007) 30,000$
First job very/somewhat related to degree 30,000$
Female 28,000$
Recession (2009-2011) 27,000$
First job not very/not at all related to degree 26,000$
No internship 26,000$
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Release date

May 2012

Region

United States

Survey time period

March 21, 2012 to April 2, 2012

Number of respondents

444 respondents

Age group

8-19 years

Special properties

College graduates

Method of interview

Online survey

Supplementary notes

The survey includes college graduates from the class of 2006 through to the class of 2011.

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