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Computer Sciences college grads are in high demand in the 2021 job market
And in large part, you can thank the current COVID-19 pandemic
Starting salaries for Class of 2021 college grads projected to increase
2021 Computer Science college grads lead the pack with an expected 7.1% salary increase over 2020
More employers concentrating on diversity strategies for hiring Class of 2021 grads
Nearly 90% of organizations have a diversity recruiting strategy for the college Class of 2021
Pandemic 2020: Job outlook and hiring for graduating college class of 2021
Employers expect to maintain hiring for Class of 2021 College Grads
College grads: Class of 2019 saw sharp increase in starting salaries
Computer and Information Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics and Statistics majors did very well in the last graduating class before the pandemic hit
Minority college students not getting their fair share of paid internships
Interesting analytical observations culled from the 2019 Student Survey Report
College summer 2020 internships going virtual due to COVID-19 pandemic
Employer changes to summer 2020 internship programs include: 35% are reducing length of internship by delaying start date; 29% are moving interns to virtual program; 20% are moving events online such as end of program presentations; and 15% are reducing the number of interns
Earning power: Impact of having a Master’s degree on your starting salary
What impact does having a graduate degree have on your starting salary?
Class of 2020: Starting salary projections for top-earning degree holders
Of the top earning degrees, Engineering Majors have the largest change in their average starting salary projections
The most important attributes employers are looking for in new hires
In addition to problem solving skills and being able to work as part of a team, employers also want to see evidence of a strong work ethic, analytical/quantitative skills, written communication skills, leadership, and verbal communication skills.
