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13. Lifetime Earnings by Education Level in Texas Education Level EstimatedEstimatedTX 40 YR Lifetime Hourly 2005Work Life HoursEarningsEarnings Short-term training83,200 $9.33 $776,256 Moderate-term training83,200$13.75 $1,144,000 Long-term OJT*83,200$16.91 $1,406,912 Work Experience83,200$20.67 $1,719,744 Post-sec Vocational Award83,200$16.06 $1,336,192 Associate’s Degree83,200$22.06 $1,835,392 Bachelor’s Degree83,200$28.95 $2,408,640 Bachelor’s + Experience83,200$40.49 $3,368,768 Master’s Degree83,200$26.13 $2,174,016 Doctoral Degree83,200$37.32 $3,105,024 First Professional Degree 83,200$47.61 $3,961,152 1 2 3 4 5

14. Texas Projected Job Openings Compared To Job Openings Due To Growth, by Education 2002-2012 Annual Average Openings Percent of Openings % Openings Due To GrowthTrend First professional degree 5,2401.3%1.7% INCREASE Doctoral degree 6,0801.5%2.1% INCREASE Master’s degree 4,6601.1%1.4% INCREASE Bachelor’s plus experience 19,6804.8%6.0% INCREASE Bachelor’s degree 46,01511.2%14.1% INCREASE Associate degree 15,3203.7%5.2% INCREASE Postsecondary vocational award 16,9304.1%4.5% INCREASE Work experience related occupation 26,2806.4%6.2% DECREASE Long-term on-the-job training 27,9256.8%6.6% DECREASE Moderate-term on-the-job training 68,45016.7%15.4% DECREASE Short-term on-the-job training 174,40542.4%36.8% DECREASE TOTAL, ALL CATEGORIES 410,985100.0%

15. Top 15 Fall 2004-2005 University Enrollment College MajorStudents Unknown / Undeclared33,127 Multi- / Interdisciplinary Studies, Other32,714 Business Administration and Management, General24,122 Biology / Biological Sciences, General20,287 Psychology, General16,707 Nursing / Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN)15,031 Business / Commerce, General13,552 Accounting12,153 Health and Physical Education, General11,635 Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies10,910 Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering8,338 English Language and Literature, General8,255 Political Science and Government, General8,142 History, General7,984 Criminal Justice/Safety Studies7,855 Fall 2005 enrollment seed records were determined by THECB

16. Top 15 Fall 2004-2005 University Graduates College MajorStudents Multi- / Interdisciplinary Studies, Other7,805 Psychology, General3,979 Accounting3,662 Marketing / Marketing Management, General2,664 Finance, General2,494 Educational Leadership and Administration, General2,106 Management Information Systems, General1,713 Law (LL.B., J.D.)1,354 Sociology1,304 Mechanical Engineering1,079 Counselor Education/ School Counseling & Guidance Services 992 Civil Engineering, General860 Architecture (BArch, BA/BS, MArch, MA/MS, PhD)809 Spanish Language and Literature805 Journalism771 Fall 2005 graduate seed records were determined by THECB

17. Fastest Growing Jobs in Texas 2002-2012 Medical Assistants 62.3% Medical Records Technicians 55.3% Physician Assistants 52.8% Physical Therapy Aides 50.0% Special Education Teachers 48.6% Physical Therapy Assistants 48.5% Respiratory Therapy Technicians 47.4% Home Health Aides 46.1% Respiratory Therapists 46.1% Environmental Science Technicians 44.8%

18. Student Career Interests 30,868 Inquiries January 2004- January 2006 1. Doctor, all specialties (2,064) 2. Lawyer (1,816) 3. Teacher K-12 (1,744) 4. Athletes & Coaches (1,238) 5. Law enforcement (1,193) 6. Registered Nurses (1,100) 7. Veterinarians (1,093) 8. Singers/Entertainers (827) 9. Cosmetology/Hairdresser(759) 10. Actors & Directors (506) 11. Architects 12. Biological scientist 13. Auto mechanics 14. Photographers 15. Designers 16. Computer programmer 17. Fire fighters 18. Computer engineers 19. Artists 20. Psychologists

19. Emerging Markets in a Global Economy: Percent of 2000 & (2004) Revenue Outside U.S. YUM Brands 34.5% (36.04%) Gen Motors 26.2% (27.9%) Ford 30.4% (41.6%) Boeing 34.3% (30.5%) Intel 58.8% (80.8%) Coca Cola 61.0% (69.7%) Corning (n/a) (65.3%) Emerson Electric 40% (47%) Sara Lee (n/a) (44.1%) Intnl Paper 22.1% (27.8%) IBM 57.9% (63%) Motorola 52.5% (40.3%) JNJ 38.2% (41.4%) John Deere 25.1% (29.1%) Colgate 69.4% (73.7%) Nike 50.3% (61.0%) Campbell Soup n/a (35.6%)

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