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With the projected 2008 job increases at all-time lows, the following are areas where job growth is expected.

Engineering: civil engineers with a focus on chemical and petrochemical areas can earn up to $130,000.
Healthcare: nurses are in high demand because of a nationwide shortage.
Therapists: with a four-year degree, therapists can make up to $90,000 a year.

Another area in which growth is expected is the science field; biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and "medical device markets" are all areas in high demand for workers.

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