GECC Winter/Spring 2009
Using Your Career Center to Land a Job

Using Your Career Center to Land a Job

Now is the time to make an appointment

By Robert Kallick

As computer scientists and engineers, you're some of the most in-demand students on campus. Just last year, engineering majors were among the best-compensated new hires, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). Chemical engineers also topped the list, with average offers climbing 5.6% over the last year to $59,707. Civil and mechanical engineering majors saw job offers climb by roughly 5% or more...


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