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Millennials Need No Sugarcoating. The Starting Pay For Fresh Uni Grads Only Looks Good In Number.
By Seedly  •  March 3, 2018

Fresh university graduates are earning more in the year 2017 according to Straits Times, or so they say.

If you have yet to read the article, here are some quick pointers:

Fresh university graduates earned a higher starting pay last year. Take home median monthly salary stands at $3,400, higher than $3,300 in the year 2016. Fresh graduates with degrees in business, economics, and computing saw the highest pay increment The survey accounts for 11,628 fresh graduates who graduated from National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Singapore Management University (SMU)

source: The Straits Times

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