What is the salary difference between a high school degree and bachelor's degree?

Answer 1

There is difference of how much that belongs to the individual concerned of how good he can sellhimself I know associate degrees making close to a BS engineer. Int the aerospace industry there is a definite level no matter of knowledge and/or experience set up by our truly screw up government. To be awarded a project must have so many graduates and degrees. The consideration has many factors extra years of lost income but in the long run BS is better then an AA. To consider is overtime engineers are paid flatly per month while technician are getting the benefit of overtime and double time. Is there such a thing yes there is government cost plus programs. billing as much as you can next project billing them even more. Our government in action.

Answer 2

InconclusiveReally depends on the Major, and the Region, but there is generally a difference at the begining where a master's degree might expect to make more initially.

Answer 3

There have been some general statements made about the salary difference, however I never paid that much attention to it, based on the mere fact I think it is ridiculous. Salary is not only determined by the degree you have, but the field you go into, your position within that field, experience, expertise, etc. Many individuals outclass others - in terms of salary - who have college degrees. The real question is this. What do you really want to do in terms of career. Then you must ask, what education will lead to that career goal and objective? What ever you do, to be successful, you must have a passion for what you want to do. Passion will be key to your success.

Answer 4

no