With graduation season quickly approaching the pressure for college seniors to find employment is at a high. Data from 2014 showed that roughly 8.5 percent of college graduates with a bachelor’s degree were unemployed and 16.8 percent were working in jobs they were over educated for.
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In an effort to help young professionals find a sustainable career, WalletHub has released their list of the best and worst entry level jobs for 2015. Using key metrics ranging from starting salary to industry growth, click through to see which jobs made the top ten list.
