Definitly tough to find a job these days. I lucked out by doing an internship with a company for 9 months, and got a full time offer in November. College senior (Private college), graduating in May and starting work in Colorado in June.

52K + Bonus + Relocation.

I have many friends that are doing grad because they couldn't find a job.

Shitty market for Engineers (Mechanical)

 

here's one for ya...a female friend of mine is an "entertainer." On more that one occassion she has made upwards of $1200 for 4 hours of work.

thats right, $300/hr with very little formal education.

 

graduated from The Citadel, military college of SC wtih 3.7 gpa

i made 35~36k right out of college.

 

BSEE
$60K
4 years ago

MSEE
~2 years ago
salary varies (increased) due to comp plan structure

This is a tough market guys...I have 4 interns and don't know what to tell them.

 

that is why i'm not getting out of army. haha. once i make captain...i be making much more $$$, but then again its not even for money...but sure helps moding my s2k.

if i get out army...i only have 2 years left now....i'm sure i can get a decent job, but hard to get a good job that pays real good.

i got deans list every year 8 times. it is hard for finding jobs these days.

 

$28,000/ year teaching

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Young_R

 

$42k in aerospace engineering in 1999.

 

In 1981, with a BS in Physics from Calif. State Northridge, I started at $22,500 a year, as a Flight Test Data Analysis Engineer. We worked on the Tomahawk Cruisemissile. Another guy hired at the same time and he started at $25,000 out of Cornell. Pissed me off. He was a total jerk-off, would go to lunch and not come back, and he got better raises. But I was a female. I hope times have changed.

 

go big red!