What starting salary would you want after you leave uni?

Isn't pounds worth more than dollars? $90k should be like £64k I think

I meant 90k in dollars, more like 63k in pounds oops😂 but I guess it’s possible because if you intern somewhere and they like yor work, they could offer you a job at the place. What are you thinking of doing degree wise?

Well if you're talking the US then things change massively. In the UK you wouldn't get £60k in any profession right after graduating. Investments banks don't even pay that much to graduates.

Really curious to what people would like to make with the degree they are going for.

Thinking about getting a apprenticeship with RAF but if i go uni then i'd be happy with anything between 18-21k as a starting salary.

What I'd like £500K. Would afford me a house near center of London within 2 to 3 years.

What I'll get... maybe £35K

What I need... probably no more than £20K. I'm not a big spender on things that have no ROI.

That's what I was thinking but after seeing people's response I think I'm aiming too low

think i'll get between 20-24,000 as a physio which imo is far too little.

Really curious to what people would like to make with the degree they are going for.

It all depends on the career you wish to go in. Some pay huge amounts of money while others are just so-so in terms of income.

Tbh i grew up in a poor family, so as long as the starting salary got benefits; then its at the same level as my old man's (he ain't got any benefits).

Oh wait hold up I was saying 90k as in dollars not pounds😂pounds turns out to 126k and that’s a lot for starters.

Ok first of all, it's an absolutely ridiculous assumption to assume that we're talking about the US dollar currency here instead of British pounds, so I haven't a clue in a world why you originally said "90k" without mentioning that it's 90k dollars not pounds, and then acted surprised when someone got confused. Surely you didn't think that anybody would think that you meant dollars instead of pounds... Secondly I don't know who on earth promised your brother $90k as a graduate job, but they were clearly talking bs. The average salary for e.g. a Software Engineer ranges between $65k-$75k in the majority of states in the US. The average graduate salary for Computer Science graduates are around £28-£38k or $39k-$53k.

I'm in my final year for computing and just accepted a grad position for £31k. I'm over the moon with this as I don't exactly come from a family of means. (This is outside London as well...so more money to save aha)

Really curious to what people would like to make with the degree they are going for.