Sentence examples for major earned from inspiring English sources

We consider both the major at time of matriculation (initial major) and the final major (earned major).

Note that 13.7percentt of students with an undeclared initial major earned a STEM degree, while only 8.4percentt of students who declared a non-STEM major as a freshman earned a degree with a STEM major.

SAT score increases are likely to represent actual increases in student quality and should be controlled for, so our preferred specification is the second column that includes all of the controls except for high school GPA and institution.16 Table 2 Effects of HOPE on choosing a STEM major   (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)     Initial major     Earned major   A.

The average comp sci major earns $92,300, according to the survey.

We wanted to do something big, be on a major, earn money, be on TV, be in a magazine.

If a four-year private college degree in History costs $200,000, and the average history major earns $50,000 a year, it takes four years to get that investment back.

Major earning sports like men's football and basketball have long functioned as veiled minor leagues for their professional counterparts, and over the last three decades universities such as Tennessee and Connecticut have developed women's basketball franchises rivaling the top football programs.

According to the annual National Association of Colleges and Employers survey, business majors earned the fourth-highest starting salaries in 2015 and are among the top college majors sought by corporate recruiters for job opportunities.

The upper panel of Table 4 is a simple crosstab between initial major and earned major, while the second panel shows for each of the two initial majors the fraction of students with earned degrees with STEM and non-STEM majors.

The worst social science majors earn about the same as the best high school graduates, and the worst arts and humanities majors earn less.

The worst STEM majors earn more than the best high school graduates.