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In Case You Missed It: NE Colleges With The Highest Paid Grads

Saturday, June 29, 2013

 

"In Case You Missed It," GoLocal's Saturday feature, puts the week's top stories in one easy place for you to review and read. Check out what dominated the news cycle this week in Central Massachusetts and get all the details with these easy links.

New England Colleges with the Highest-Paid Grads

Two Worcester-area colleges rank among the top 25 in New England based on salaries of recent graduates, according to CollegeMeasures.com, an online college data resource.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) came in at #2 on http://www.CollegeMeasures.org’s list of colleges with the highest median starting pay for graduates, while the College of the Holy Cross came in at #22.

Massachusetts hosts nearly half of the top-25 schools (12), five more than second-place Connecticut.

 

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