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Jobs for a math project


Question Posted Saturday May 23 2009, 11:13 am

So for my High School math project, I have to find a job that I could get right out of college (so at maximum, one year of experience) that would pay 50,000 dollars per year. I have no idea what jobs pay that. Any help ASAP would be extremely appreciated. Thanks!

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merlovinit answered Saturday May 23 2009, 9:54 pm:
Computer and tech jobs, law firms, medical stuff, business manager. Just look at some of the higher-end college degrees and think about what kinds of jobs people with those degrees could get.

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