Hispanics' earnings remain below those of Whites, even after controlling for educational attainment. This article explores the effect of college major on estimated starting salaries of White and Hispanic bachelor's-degree recipients from Connecticut colleges and universities. Results indicate that while the earnings gap between Hispanic and White workers will decrease as bachelor's-degree attainment of Hispanics increases, differences in the distributions of students across college majors will mitigate that decrease. (Contains 4 figures, 3 tables, and 1 note.)