Question on salaries?
I was just having a look and was looking at some of the other degrees graduate salary average for starting jobs.
Is it true that somebody who does sport (for example) at a less academic university would earn a starting salary comparable to someone who has done maths or any other subject that is more traditional (physics, chem, history etc.) at a more academic university.
If so then why is this the case??
Is it true that somebody who does sport (for example) at a less academic university would earn a starting salary comparable to someone who has done maths or any other subject that is more traditional (physics, chem, history etc.) at a more academic university.
If so then why is this the case??
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