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Master's degree and Bachelor's degree information.
In the bachlelor degrees page, this site mentions a 1992 census
report on average expected salary based on education level. According
to an article published by the associated press in July of 2002,
graduate students can expect lifetime earnings $400,000 higher than
those with only an undergraduate degree, with the average earnings
over their working life of 25 to 64 being 2.4 million.
While that number may or may not be entirely accurate, or really reflect
what happens when you do earn your master degree, it is important to note
that these studies cover more than ten years worth of data - and that
the trend is more than likely to continue.
So what can you do to stay ahead of the game? Earn your degree, if you
have a bachelor degree, go for your master degree. The hottest sectors
of the economy right now are business and technology - which is *exactly*
the kind of degree that any forward thinking prospective student has their
eyes on.
Specifically, if you already have your bachelor degree, you should
consider earning your master degree in a related field which will
more than likely help your career, and lifetime earnings potential.
Schools such as University
of Phoenix, ITT
Technical Institute, and DeVry
University offer programs which can be completed at night, or
in the evenings and on weekends. This way, you don't have to worry
about your day job, and can advance your career in your spare time,
at your own pace.
In addition, if you need more information on master's degrees, check out
university
degrees & master's programs, which has a bigger selection
of advanced degrees.
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