US EditionWhat the 100 Best Jobs in US News’ Ranking Have in Common
The rankings include median salary, job satisfaction, and training requirements, with 85% of interns preferring hybrid or in-person formats, based on a survey of 1,740 students.
- Recently, U.S. News & World Report announced the 2026 Best Jobs and internship data in Washington, based on surveys conducted between Sept. 18, 2025, and Nov. 11, 2025.
- U.S. News used U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data and five component measures to score jobs, based on a survey of 1,740 students conducted Jan. 13, 2025–Jan. 13, 2026.
- Nurse Practitioner remains No. 1, reflecting immediate need and strong outlook, Financial Manager ranks No. 2, and STEM careers fill the remaining top-five spots.
- Carly Chase, vice president of Careers at U.S. News, said the 2026 Best Jobs offer a resource for consumers planning career moves after cross-industry layoffs and uncertainty.
- Recent internship data shows students seek practical work experience and skill development from midsized internship programs, with full-time employment opportunities and mentorship ranking as top benefits.
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What the 100 best jobs in US News’ ranking have in common
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