How much does someone make with only an BS degree in pre-med major?

There's no such thing as a "pre-med major." Pre-med is a *track* or *pathway*, not a major. Students intending to apply to medical school typically major in something like biology, chemistry, biochemistry, psychology, or other related sciences. Their undergraduate degree is in that major, not "pre-med."

Therefore, the salary someone makes with a BS degree in a pre-med-track major (like biology or chemistry) varies wildly based on:

* Specific Major: A biology degree might lead to different entry-level positions than a chemistry degree.

* Job Market: Location and demand for specific skills heavily influence salary.

* Employer: Large corporations, government agencies, and research institutions all pay differently.

* Experience: Entry-level positions pay less than those requiring experience.

Generally, entry-level jobs with a BS in biology or chemistry might range from $40,000 to $60,000 annually in the US, but this is a broad estimate and can be significantly higher or lower depending on the factors listed above. Many pre-med students use their undergraduate degree as a stepping stone to medical school, and so their salary during that period is less relevant to their long-term career earnings.