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Same but mine was in 2002. A sociology degree isn’t going to get you $60k. An engineering degree could start at double that. Yeah, what degree is extremely important. A Computer Science or Engineering degree can lead to a salary higher than that, but most teachers and social workers barely scrape by. I’m a nanny without a degree and make more money than my friend who’s a teacher with an Education degree. Neither one of us makes a ton of money–but I make a good $15,000 a year more than she does, many times with better benefits. It would be nice if a college education automatically guaranteed a good paying job, but there are so many factors involved. I would say that it would open more doors and job opportunities than for someone without one, though, even if the Rob Baird Hr 2023 shirt it is in the first place but pay isn’t amazing.

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Well, only 30% of Americans have Bachelor’s degrees, and the Rob Baird Hr 2023 shirt it is in the first place but median individual income across the nation is less than 40K, so 1/2 of folks make that or less. So he may be right. But it is not that it is “hard” it is that it requires training (apprenticeships, etc), education (no necessarily a BS/BA, but vocational or tech school), or willingness to do work no one else is (oil rigs might be a good example). If you want to just apply to job openings in the classified and hope to make 60K? yeah…that is hard. Not that it shoudl be, mind you- with what things cost. But no training past high school? Working at McDOnalds, or Walmart, you just are not going to make that much. Not in the US but speaking very generally the main thing you need to do to earn higher salaries is first be willing to relocate to where the work is most common, pick a career which has earning potential and doesn’t max out after a few years, and then be willing to change employers every few years and really push your way up for promotions. If you get a job and just stick at it for 10y you’ll make way less money than changing every 2-3 years for new experiences. And if you move to a place with more work opportunities you’ll build better contacts and be able to do more.

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