Best Jobs for the 21st Century for College Graduates

by Farr, J. Michael; Ludden, Laverne L.; Mangin, Paul

• ISBN13: 9781563706080
• ISBN10: 1563706083
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2000-04-01
• Publisher: Jist Works

Summary

Based on the latest government data--over 50 jobs lists with 281 up-to-date descriptions-- including the best jobs for college grads in all industries and fields. Softcover.

Table of Contents

Jobs Described in Section 2

Accountants and auditors

Actuaries

Administrative services managers

Aerospace engineers

Agricultural and food scientists

Animal breeders and trainers

Architects

Artists and commercial artists

Atmospheric and Space Scientists

Biological scientists

Budget analysts

Cardiology technologists

Chemical engineers

Chemists

Chiropractors

Civil engineers

Clergy

Clinical laboratory technologists

College and university faculty

Communication, transportation, and utilities managers

Computer engineers

Computer programmers

Computer scientists

Construction managers

Counselors

Credit analysts

Curators, archivists, museum technicians, and restorers

Dental hygienists

Dentists

Designers

Dietitians and nutritionists

Director of Religious Education and Activities

Economists

Education administrators

Electrical and electronic technicians

Electrical and electronics engineers

Elementary school teachers

Employment interviewers

Engineering technicians

Engineering, mathematical, and natural science managers

Farm and home management advisors

Financial managers

Foresters and conservation scientists

General managers and top executives

General purchasing agents

Geologists, geophysicists, and oceanographers

Health care support specialists

Industrial engineers

Industrial production managers

Insurance claims examiners

Interior designers

Judges and magistrates

Landscape architects

Law clerks

Lawyers

Librarians

Life scientists

Loan officers and counselors

Management analysts

Management support specialists

Management support workers

Marketing, advertising, and public relations managers

Materials engineers

Mathematicians

Mechanical engineers

Medical records technicians

Medical scientists

Mining engineers

Nuclear engineers

Nuclear medicine technologists

Occupational therapists

Operations research analysts

Optometrists

Paralegals

Personnel, training, and labor relations managers

Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists

Petroleum engineers

Pharmacists

Physical scientists

Physical therapists

Physician assistants

Physicians

Physicists and astronomers

Podiatrists

Preschool and kindergarten teachers

Production engineers

Property and real estate managers

Psychiatric technicians

Psychologists

Public relations specialists and publicity writers

Purchasing managers

Radiologic technologists

Recreation workers

Recreational therapists

Registered nurses

Reporters and correspondents

Residential counselors

Respiratory therapists

Science and mathematics technicians

Secondary school teachers

Service managers

Social scientists

Social workers

Special education teachers

Speech: language pathologists and audiologists

Statisticians

Systems analysts

Tax examiners and revenue agents

Therapeutic services and administration

Tutors and instructors

Underwriters

Urban and regional planners

Veterinarians and veterinary inspectors

Wholesale and retail buyers

Writers and editors