1 - Medical assistants 59%
2 - Network systems and data communications analysts 57%
3 - Physician assistants 49%
4 - Social and human service assistants 49%
5 - Home health aides 48%
6 - Medical records and health information technicians 47%
7 - Physical therapist aides 46%
8 - Computer software engineers, systems software 46%
9 - Computer software engineers, applications software 45%
10 - Physical therapist assistants 45%
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
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100 million speakers worldwide
9. Japanese
125 million speakers worldwide
8. Russian
165 million speakers worldwide7. Portuguese
175 million speakers worldwide
6 . Arabic
205 million speakers worldwide
5. Bengali
210 million speakers worldwide
4. English
340 million speakers worldwide
3. Spanish
360 million speakers worldwide
2. Hindustani
426 million speakers worldwide
1. Mandarin Chinese
875 million speakers worldwide
Despite the ongoing troubles between India and Pakistan, its people speak the same language but write it in different alphabets; largely-Muslim Pakistan writes in Arabic script and speaks Urdu, while largely-Hindu India writes in Devanagari scipt and speaks Hindu.
1) Harvard University, Massachusets
1636 2) College of Mary & William, Virginia
1692
3) Yale University, Connecticut
1701
4) University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
1740
5) Moravian College, Pennsylvania
1742
6) Princeton University, New Jersey
1746
7) Washington & Lee University, Virginia
1749
8) Columbia University, New York
1754
9) Brown, Rhode Island
1764
10) Rutgers, New Jersey
1766
According to National Center for Education Statistics
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
1 - Donald E. Ross of Lynn University ($5 million)2 - Audrey K. Doberstein of Wilmington College ($1.37 million)
3 - E. Gordon Gee of Vanderbilt University ($1.33 million)
4 - John R. Silber of Boston University ($1.25 million)
5 - John M. McCardell Jr. of Middlebury College ($1.21 million)
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1 - Mary Sue Coleman of the University of Michigan system ($724,604)
2 - David P. Roselle of the University of Delaware ($720,522)
3 - Mark G. Yudof of the University of Texas system ($693,677)
4 - Carl V. Patton of the Georgia State University ($688,406)
5 - John T. Casteen III of the University of Virginia ($659,670)
According to CNN Money
