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Studying in the United States: How much is the high-paying professional salary?
Salary competition in the top ten high-paying occupations studying in the United States

1. Electrical engineering. The median annual salary of college graduates is $60,800, and that of college graduates in the middle of their careers is $65,438+$004,000.

2. Economics. The average annual salary of college graduates is $48,800, and that of college graduates in the middle of their careers is $97,800.

3. Petroleum engineering. The average annual salary of college graduates is $93,000, and that of college graduates in the middle of their career is $65,438+$057,000.

4. Aerospace engineering. The average annual salary of college graduates is $59,400, and that of college graduates in the middle of their career is $65,438+$008,000.

5. Applied mathematics. The median annual salary of college graduates is $56,400, and the median annual salary of college graduates in the middle of their career is $65,438 +00 1000.