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Curriculum & Instruction in Mississippi

Curriculum & Instruction Schools in Mississippi

Jobs for Curriculum & Instruction Grads in Mississippi

There are 2,190 people in the state and 269,940 people in the nation working in Curriculum jobs.

Curriculum & Instruction Jobs Nationwide vs. MS

Wages for Curriculum & Instruction Jobs in Mississippi

Curriculum grads earn an average of $64,843 in the state and $77,797 nationwide.

Curriculum & Instruction Wages Nationwide vs. MS

There are 3 colleges in Mississippi that offer Curriculum degrees in our data. Learn about the most popular 3 below:

Grads earn a median early-career salary of $42,857 after earning their degree at this institution. The school admits about 98% of applicants. 88% of full-time students return after their first year.

Grads earn a median early-career salary of $42,805 after earning their degree at this institution. About 49% of those who apply are admitted. The full-time student retention rate is 80%.

Graduates earn a median salary of $37,687 in their first year after graduation. With an admission rate of 100%, getting in takes some planning. The full-time student retention rate is 74%.

Curriculum & Instruction Careers in MS

Some of the careers Curriculum majors go into include:

Job Title Nationwide Job Growth Nationwide Median Salary
Education Teachers, Postsecondary 2% $98,329
Instructional Coordinators -1% $40,936

Below are some popular majors that are similar to Curriculum.

Major Annual Graduates Nationwide
Teacher Education Grade Specific 108,054
Educational Administration 42,255
Teacher Education Subject Specific 39,881
Special Education 33,988
General Education 27,481
Student Counseling 13,714
Instructional Media Design 8,879
Educational Assessment 5,695

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