The employed undergraduates work an average of 18.5 hours a week, while the employed graduate students average 22.2 hours a week. During the 1998-99 academic year the campus's Career Center coordinated student job interviews with more than 500 firms. The following is a list of estimated starting salaries for 1998-99 Berkeley engineering graduates. The figures represent the median salary of all business, government, and industry job acceptances reported. The Engineering Cooperative Education Program provides students beyond the freshman level with paid work experience in engineering.
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