I will also graduate with a Bachelors in MIS in eight months. You will be in great shape to find a position. Keep in mind the salary will vary depending on your background and type of position. For instance, if you are just setting up routers versus designing infrastructure, there are significant differences than just using the Cisco background for 30 percent of the position. The B.A. in MIS will help significantly when going for management positions.
Most companies require a degree for their upper tiers.
Try performing a job search or contacting one of your local TEKsystems recruiters. Any one of them should be able to give you an idea of what your local market sustains and how often they have openings. I am majoring in Information Systems. For the most part, experience is the key and degrees can be fluff, except when moving into IT management. Keep in mind, some companies believe there just aren't enough programs that really make a difference.