The best paying jobs for college graduates

The best paying jobs for college graduates - MarketWatch
The unemployment rate for recent college graduates varies wildly, depending on the bachelor’s degree, for those aged 22 to 26. It’s lowest for

• agriculture and natural resources majors (4.5%),
• physical science majors (5%) and
• education majors (5.1%),
• industrial arts, consumer services and recreation majors (5.4%), 

while it’s the highest for

• architecture (10.3%),
• social sciences (10.1%),
• psychology and social work (9%),
• law and public policy (8.6%),
• humanities and liberal arts (8.4%), 
• communication and journalism (8.2%),

according to a new report — “From Hard Times to Better Times” — by Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce. Interestingly, the unemployment rate for computers, statistics, and mathematics (8.3%) is only fractionally different than that for humanities and liberal arts (8.4%) and business (7%).