Employers Are Most Eager to Hire Students With This College Major

Employers Want To Hire This Major We Must Tke Care of Our Senior Citizens COSEBOC Conference NCEBC Conference 12th Annual SAAB Confwerence Fathers Incorporated Conference Links: The Black Star Project's website: blackstarproject.org Black Star Journal: blackstarjournal.org Become a Member: Click Here Make a donation: Like us on Facebook: Follow us on Twitter:   Employers Are Most Eager to Hire Students With This College Major (Photo provided by The Black Star Project) April 24, 2015 Employers want to hire graduates who majored in these fields:  1. Engineering (72 percent) 2. Business (68.2 percent) 3. Computer Science (57.8 percent) 4. Accounting (50.6 percent) 5. Miscellaneous Majors (31.2 percent)   Employers aren't as enthusiastic about graduates who majored in these disciplines: 1. Health Science (3.2 percent) 2. Education (5.2 percent) 3. Agriculture (8.4 percent) 4. Social Science (10.4 percent) 5. Humanities (11 percent) For its Job Outlook 2015 Spring Update, NACE received survey responses from 162 companies. According to the poll's results, employers are most eager to hire from one particular major: engineering.   Indeed, 72 percent of the businesses surveyed responded that grads who studied engineering were on their employee wish list, even though most of the companies aren't engineering firms, reported  Forbes. Who's not in demand? Health sciences and education majors. Only 3.2 percent and 5.2 percent of employers, respectively, want those grads on their payroll. The employers represent a wide variety of fields-businesses such as American Express, Exxon Mobil, Merck, Procter & Gamble, and United Airlines. Although such diverse demand for engineers may seem unusual, according to a 2014 Pew Research Center survey, only about one-third of people who major in engineering actually end up working as engineers. Click Here to Read Full Article   We Must Take Care of Our  Senior Citizens and Our Children Reverse Mortgage and  Foreclosure Seminar Conference for Boys of Color Click Here to Learn More about COSEBOC Conference National Council on Educating  Black Children Conference  in  Baltimore, Maryland April 20 - 23, 2016 Click Here for details and to register for conference The 12th Annual SAAB  National Conference - 2016 SAAB National Headquarters offers empowering conferences that incorporate powerful messages of success to young men throughout the U.S. We invite you to join us for powerful speakers and presenters who enlighten like minded young men, professionals, community activists and scholars striving to make a difference in the lives of men in the community. Learn More about the SAAB Conference Scheduled for Friday April 1 and Saturday April 2, 2016 at  The Edward Village Michigan, Dearborn, Michigan by Clicking Here. Early Bird Registration Deadline: February 26, 2016 Fathers Incorporated Conference April 27th to 29th, 2016 Atlanta, Georgia For years, Fathers Incorporated has supported and assisted in building the capacity of organizations to provide integrative father-friendly services. FI Unplugged allows us to share with you the lessons learned in our years of providing these services. In addition, FI has garnered a large network of practitioners, researchers, advocates, organizations, and others who will share their passion and expertise about providing resources for fathers.   We are excited about bringing this vast wealth of knowledge, institutional learning, and innovative vision to the city of Atlanta. The three-day conference is perfect for churches, service providers, social workers, Head Start, teachers, legislators, researchers, administrators, businesses, employers, fathers, and families. In fact, if you are interested in creating a better environment for our nation's children, then you should attend FI Unplugged. Click Here for more Conference Information Join The Monroe Foundation, Marquette Bank, Guaranty Bank,  St. Sabina Employment Resource Center and Teamwork Englewood for Money Smart Week