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The best entry level jobs for college grads use the degree that’s recently been earned through four years of college. Since many college grads choose business, management or software related professions, we’ve included some of these in our list of the best entry level jobs for college grads getting into the job market now. Experience is helpful, but the four-year degree in a practical major is the step in the door for most college students who’ve attained graduation from a public university or private college. Entry-level means starting fairly low down the ladder, but the college degree opens many doors.

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Account Manager

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Software Developer

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Business Analyst

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Customer Service Rep

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Administrative Assistant

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Recruiter

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Fast Food Manager

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Salary
Individuals pursuing hospitality or restaurant management typically begin in the high 20s or low 30s.
Investment Banking Analyst

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Salary
Highly dependent on your degree and the size of the company that’s hiring, this work will typically start in at least the mid-40s.
Graphic Designer

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Salary
Graphic designers typically get paid in the low 30s at the beginning of their careers.
Staff Accountant

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Paralegal/Legal Assistant

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Registered Nurse

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Project Coordinator

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Electrical Engineer

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Educator

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