Payscale 2013 rankings

[LakeClouds]

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Originally Posted by **drax12 **
Again, some u’s, Harvard, prime example, don’t need trade/vocational majors for its humanities and social science majors to gain high-paying jobs with just baccalaureates without having to go to grad professional school, even though a great no. of Harvard grads do attend grad school

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<p>@drax12 - where are you getting your placement and salary data for Harvard in particular? Their Office of Career Services website states that they refer people to third party websites, including payscale, and they do not publish salary data.</p>

<p>[OCS-For</a> Employers: FAQ](<a href=“http://www.ocs.fas.harvard.edu/employers/employer-faq.htm]OCS-For”>http://www.ocs.fas.harvard.edu/employers/employer-faq.htm)</p>

<p>What are the average starting salaries of graduates/interns?
OCS does not currently release starting salary data.We recommend several salary resources, including salary.com, payscale.com, and the NACE Salary Calculator.</p>

[LakeClouds]

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I would think that those who apply to m in the same year they graduate would be at somewhat of a disadvantage because of MCAT preparation.

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<p>Why not take classes that relate to the MCAT and take it earlier?</p>