The University of California at Berkeley is the top research university in the United States and the most prestigious top public university in the world. The University of California at Berkeley is the oldest university in California. Its mascot is changed from the California state flag, so its students also call themselves "Little Golden Bear". The University of California at Berkeley, together with Stanford University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is known as the academic leader of American engineering technology. School sociology is characterized by a very low proportion of teachers, so it is generally taught in small classes with high quality. The starting salary of graduates is $49,000 and the mid-career salary is about $78,000. (refers to the annual salary, the same below)

2. Princeton University

Princeton University, located in Princeton, New Jersey, USA, is a world-renowned private research university in the United States and one of the eight Ivy League schools. Founded in Elizabethtown, New Jersey, 1746, it is the fourth higher education college established during the American colonial period. Princeton University is a world-famous elite institution, and its strong academic atmosphere and unique aristocratic temperament are unique in the world. Princeton University ranks among the top ten universities in the world. The starting salary of sociology graduates is $46,000, and the mid-career salary is about $83,000.

3. University of California at Los Angeles.

The University of California, Los Angeles is a public research university located in Los Angeles, California, and one of the top comprehensive universities in the United States. The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is the cradle of American professionals in business finance, high-tech industry, film art, etc. It offers 337 degrees in different disciplines and is the most widely trained university in the United States. His sociological research focuses on race and nationalism. The starting salary of graduates is $40,000, and the mid-career salary is about $79,000.

4. University of California, Santa Barbara

The University of California, Santa Barbara is located on the peninsula 120 miles north of Los Angeles and 10 miles north of Santa Barbara. It is a public university located in Santa Barbara, California, USA, and one of the ten campuses of the University of California system. It is said that this school is the largest sociology college in the United States, with more than 500 graduates every year. The starting salary of graduates of this school is 44,000 US dollars, and the mid-career salary is about 73,000 US dollars.

5. Harvard University

Harvard University, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, is a world-renowned private research university and a member of an Ivy League school. Harvard is also the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States, which was born in 1636. Eight American presidents came out from here, and hundreds of Nobel Prize winners worked and studied here. It has a lofty academic status and extensive influence in many fields such as literature, medicine, law and commerce, and is recognized as one of the top higher education institutions in the world today. Its sociology department is good at combining traditional sociological theories with modern viewpoints, thus providing novel viewpoints. Its sociology graduates start at $47,000.

6. Duke University

Duke University, founded in 1838 and located in Durham, North Carolina, USA, is a world-renowned and scenic private co-educational research university. Duke University is recognized as one of the top higher education institutions in the world today, and its business schools, law schools and medical schools rank among the top ten in the United States. The starting salary of graduates of this school is $43,000, and the mid-career salary is about $70,000.

7. Columbia University

Columbia University, a world-class research university, is located in Upper Manhattan, new york, USA. It was founded in 1754 according to the King's Charter promulgated by King George II of England, and belongs to a private American Ivy League school. Columbia University is the oldest university in New York State and one of the five oldest universities in the United States. The starting salary of graduates of this school is 42,000 US dollars, and the mid-career salary is about 76,000 US dollars.

8. University of Pennsylvania

The University of Pennsylvania, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a famous private research university in the United States and one of the eight Ivy League schools. University of Pennsylvania by Benjamin? Franklin, founded in 1740, is the fourth oldest institution of higher education in the United States and the first modern institution of higher learning engaged in science, technology and humanities education in the United States. Sociology graduates from this school can get the highest salary, starting at about $44,000 and mid-career at about $88,000.

9. Northwest University

Founded in 185 1, Northwest University is a first-class private research university in the United States and one of the top ten alliance universities. This private institution is located in Evanston, Illinois, near Chicago. Northwest University is one of the top research universities in the world. So far, there are 8 Nobel Prize winners and 38 Pulitzer Prize winners. The starting salary of sociology graduates is about $42,000, and the mid-career salary is about $88,000.

10, University of Chicago

The University of Chicago, a world-renowned top institution of higher learning, is located in Chicago, the international financial center of the United States, adjacent to Lake Michigan, one of the magnificent five lakes in North America. 1890 by oil tycoon John? Founded by Rockefeller, it is a private elite research university without religious factions. Its "Enocomics Chicago School" and other Chicago schools, which focus on humanities and social sciences, are particularly famous. About 40% of the world's Nobel Prize winners in economics come from here, which is the temple of economics and sociology research. The Sociology Department of the University of Chicago is the first sociology department established in the United States, which was established in 1892. The starting salary of sociology graduates is about 46,000 US dollars, and the mid-career salary is about 60,000 US dollars.