Career field
Business & Finance careers
Accounting, analysis, human-resources, and financial-operations occupations that keep organizations running. CampusPin lists 32 business & finance occupations, with median pay ranging from $48,690 to $106,000 per year (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2024). Median pay is occupation-wide, not a starting wage or a guarantee.
Occupations in this field
- Financial risk specialists$106,000
- Personal financial advisors$102,140
- Financial and investment analysts$101,350
- Management analysts$101,190
- Project management specialists$100,750
- Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes$96,310
- Labor relations specialists$93,500
- Financial examiners$90,400
- Budget analysts$87,930
- Accountants and auditors$81,680
- Business operations specialists, all other$81,270
- Credit analysts$80,970
- Logisticians$80,880
- Financial specialists, all other$80,190
- Insurance underwriters$79,880
- Compliance officers$78,420
- Cost estimators$77,070
- Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists$77,020
- Market research analysts and marketing specialists$76,950
- Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators$76,790
- Insurance appraisers, auto damage$76,650
- Buyers and purchasing agents$75,650
- Loan officers$74,180
- Human resources specialists$72,910
- Fundraisers$66,490
- Training and development specialists$65,850
- Property appraisers and assessors$65,420
- Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents$59,740
- Meeting, convention, and event planners$59,440
- Tax preparers$50,560
- Credit counselors$50,480
- Farm labor contractors$48,690
Majors that lead into this field
CampusPin majors whose program maps to occupations in this field via the federal CIP–SOC crosswalk.
Occupation data is from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Projections program (Employment Projections); wages are 2024 and projections cover 2024–2034. Figures are national, not institution-specific, and projections are estimates, not guarantees.