Starting salaries for newly minted college graduates are lower almost across the board. However, some entry-level positions in tech still pay near six figures.
Among the highest-paying entry-level jobs, investment banking analysts earn $86,076 in their first year out of school, according to new data from job search site Glassdoor, up from $85,000 in 2019.
Still, the vast majority of the highest-paying positions are now in tech, Glassdoor found. This is based on data from U.S.-based employees age 26 or younger with a college degree. Data scientist is the top-paying entry-level job of all, with a median base salary of more than $100,000, up from $95,000 last year, followed by software and hardware engineers, which both pay around $90,000 a year starting out.Meanwhile, nearly a quarter of employers are considering revoking offers that have already been made to the class of 2020, according to a separate survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers.
College internships, once considered key to landing a job upon graduation, are getting hit even harder. About 70% of offers to interns for summer 2020 are being rescinded, NACE found. "With the uncertainty that continues to surround the economy and the job market during this pandemic, employers are cutting budgets, which may result in internship programs being scaled back or temporarily suspended," Shawn VanDerziel, NACE's executive director, said in a statement.
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