Petroleum engineering is the highest-paid college major for the class of 2013, with grads receiving an average starting salary of $93,500, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers’ April 2013 salary survey. Engineering majors dominated the list, representing seven out of the 10 highest-paid bachelor’s level degrees.

“Engineering majors are consistently among the highest paid because the demand for them is so great,” said NACE Executive Director Marilyn Mackes.

Here’s the top list:

1. Petroleum engineering: $93,500
2. Computer engineering: $71,700
3. Chemical engineering: $67,600
4. Computer science: $64,800
5. Aerospace/aeronautical/astronautical engineering: $64,400
6. Mechanical engineering: $64,000
7. Electrical/electronics and communications engineering: $63,400
8. Management information systems/business: $63,100
9. Engineering technology: $62,200
10. Finance: $57,400

NACE compiles the report using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Census Bureau and a master data set developed by Job Search Intelligence.