Average pay for college grad? How to find?

[Vette73]

How can I find the average pay for college graduates? I have a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Business Management and a second concentration in Information Systems. The problem I am having, and need help, is that I was in a motorcycle accident 1 month before I was to graduate. So I had to extend my lease in my town and was unable to try and even find a long term job as I had to go to a pile of doctors and have surgery on my ankle. Well the bills ate up ALL my savings and maxed out my CC?s also, so I could not move to any places that offered jobs in my field so I was stuck with little choice because of this accident. So now the insurance company made their joke, first, offer. They tried to base my lost wages on what I made while in school, not what I WOULD have made if not for this accident. So I am trying to find data for the average college grad with my type of education. Yes I know pay will depend on location and other factors, hence the average part. Just trying to have something so the insurance company will not try to screw me over even MORE then they already have dragging things out almost 2 years after my accident.

Thanks

 

[iamwiz82]

You have a PM

 

[Argo]

Try salary.com

 

[Vette73]

Originally posted by: Argo
Try salary.com

Yea I have some stuff printed out, but they usaully have salary based on job, not education. So its hard to say well I WOULD have this job title over that one. But I am still going to print soem stuff from there.

I am just trying to see if anyone knows of reports or stats showing these grad with degrees in XYZ areas average XYZ pay for..... type thing. Again this is a slimy insurance company so it has to be soemthing they can;t just dismiss.

Thanks

 

[Albis]

with a BBA you would range from 40k-100k depending on the job and where you work. If you work in Asia, all the bank firms will pay a global salary if you're a investment banker

 

[iamwiz82]

One thing I forgot to mention, check with your school. They probably have statistics like that which should be available to you.

 

[Vette73]

Originally posted by: iamwiz82
One thing I forgot to mention, check with your school. They probably have statistics like that which should be available to you.

Forgot about that. Will have to look into it, as I may be heading that way and still know people there.

 

[Vette73]

Bump for the late shift