SalaryEDsmart.org has ranked the best HBCU colleges for 2015-2016 by average starting salary. The annual EDsmart rankings recognize historically historically black colleges whose alumni earn the highest average starting salary.

Prairie View, TX -- (SBWire) -- 06/26/2015 --Edsmart.org offers another interesting report that shows students the best black colleges based on how much they can expect to earn after graduation. It will help them choose their college considering the starting salary they can expect upon their entering the workforce.

Choosing the right college is important to gain the right path for a successful career. When choosing a college a lot of students look at the location, the cost involved in going to that college as well as the reputation. However, when choosing a college as a starting point of a chosen career, one important factor should not be overlooked, and that is the average starting salary earned by graduates.

Since a prestigious school not necessarily translates into a higher salary, the college that offers a high starting salary can be the first choice of students. The statistic offered by Edsmart.org shows not only the average annual starting salary, but also the yearly tuition of the school.

The top ten historical back colleges are presented here:

1. Prairie View A&M University
2. Tuskegee University
3. North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
4. Universal of Maryland Eastern Shore
5. Morehouse Colleges
6. Tennessee State University
7. Howard University
8. Hampton University
9. Xavier University of Louisiana
10. South Carolina State University
11. Alabama A&M University
12. Winston- Salem State University
13. Morgan State University
14. Southern University and A&M College
15. Florida A&M University
16. Bowie State University
17. Benedict College
18. Grambling State University
19. Johnson C. Smith University
20. Norfolk State University
21. Delaware State University
22. Coppin State University
23. Langston University
24. Texas Southern University
25. Bethune- Cookman University
26. Clark Atlanta University
27. Virginia State University
28. Jackson State University
29. Fayetteville State University, Office of Admissions
30. Savannah State University

A spokesman for Edsmart.Org said: "The new report allows students looking to go to college to see the best choices available to them regarding starting salary. Our report allows a student to see what previous students are earning after they have graduated. We put the report together to give students more information to help make the choice of colleges much easier."

To find the full rating of top 30 historically black colleges by "alumni" average starting salary, please visit http://www.edsmart.org/hbcu-rankings-by-starting-salary/.

About The Edsmart Report
The new report gives students powerful information to help them decide which is the best college to attend when thinking about starting salary after graduation.

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