10 community colleges, after which you will receive a salary of more than $ 100 thousand

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In the US, it is generally accepted that only graduates of private colleges can expect to pay more than $ 100 thousand a year. But the Time study shows that there are public schools in the USA, after which it is possible to count on the 6-significant annual remuneration.

Experts believe that the determining factors are the 3 factor: the subject you are studying, its difficulty and where it is located.

At Georgetown University, for example, it is estimated that students studying finance sooner or later pay more than $ 100 thousand. Engineers, food industry experts also have a chance to overcome the psychologically important mark of $ 100 thousands.

The difficulty of learning also has knowledge. Gallup believes that the harder it is to learn, the more successful graduates achieve.

The most unexpected seems to be a comparison of colleges. The choice between private and public educational institution, judging by the data of the study, does not particularly affect the success of graduates.

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1. California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo (San Luis Obispo, California)

Average graduate salary: $ 58 100 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 100 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 26 148

2. Michigan Technological University (Houghton, MI)

Average graduate salary: $ 63 100 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 101 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 28 300

3. New Jersey Institute of Technology (Newark, Newark)

Average graduate salary: $ 55 700 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 101 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 36 230

4. Missouri University of Science and Technology (Rolla, MO)

Average graduate salary: $ 63 100 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 103 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 23 800

5. University of California-San Diego (La Jolla, California)

Average graduate salary: $ 53 700 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 106 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 31 500

6. California State University Maritime Academy (Vallejo, California)

Average graduate salary: $ 57 100 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 107 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 26 500

7 Colorado School of Mines (Golden, Colorado)

Average graduate salary: $ 65 600 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 110 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 32 700

8. Massachusetts maritime academy (Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts)

Average graduate salary: $ 58 400 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 110 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 25 500

9. Virginia Military Institute (Lexington, VA)

Average graduate salary: $ 56 400 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 111 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 29 000

10. Georgia Institute of Technology

Average graduate salary: $ 63 800 / year

Mid-career average salary: $ 112 000

Average tuition fee (2016-2017 year): $ 28 100

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