College Majors Handbook : : With Real Career Paths and Payoffs : the Actual Jobs, Earnings, and Trends for Graduates of 50 College Majors

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Includes index.
What you need to know about the college investment decision, college success, and career choice. What pays off in high school : pre-college decisions and college and career choices ; The psychology of career choice : assessing abilities, interests, and values ; The economics of career choice -- Behavioral and medical sciences. Family and consumer sciences ; Health and medical technology ; Medical preparatory programs ; Nursing ; Parks, recreation, fitness, and leisure studies ; Pharmacy ; Physical therapy ; Psychology -- Business and administration. Accounting ; Applied mathematics, operations research, and statistics; Economics ; Financial management ; General business ; General mathematics ; Marketing ; Public administration -- Education. Elementary teacher education ; Mathematics and science teacher education ; Physical education and coaching ; Preschool/kindergarten/ early childhood teacher education ; Secondary teacher education ; Special education -- Engineering. Aerospace, aeronautical, and astronautical engineering ; Architecture and environmental design ; Chemical engineering ; Civil engineering ; Computer systems engineering ; Electrical and electronics engineering ; Industrial engineering ; Mechanical engineering -- Humanities and social sciences. Anthropology and archaeology ; Communications ; Dramatic arts ; English language, literature and letters ; Foreign languages and literature ; Geography ; History ; Journalism ; Legal studies and pre-law ; Liberal arts and general studies ; Music and dance ; Philosophy and religion ; Political science, government, and international relations; Sociology ; Visual arts -- Natural sciences. Animal science ; Biology and life sciences ; Chemistry ; Forestry and environmental science ; Geology and geophysics ; Microbiology and biochemistry ; Physics and astronomy ; Plant science -- Technology. Computer science ; Electrical and electronics engineering technology ; Industrial production technology ; Information systems ; Mechanical engineering technology.
Describes the different jobs, salaries, and employers that graduates with a particular major can expect, divided into such areas of study as business, engineering, humanities, and social sciences, and provides employment outlooks.

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alright submitted by fairytale on June 24, 2013, 9:58pm This book contains a lot of information, but was hoping it would be a bit more relevant and practical.