The University of Texas - Austin
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Major: Biology (This Major's Salary over time)
What I should have done before attending UT is talk with students who were about to graduate, to find out if they were going to a job where they needed their degree. A lot of Bio faculty use students to advance their reputation and get more $$. They treat students like disposable items.