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New Study Suggests it Pays to go to School

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 | (0) Comments

Highlights:

A higher proportion of graduates with a master's degree were working full time than college graduates or those with a bachelor's degree or a doctorate.
Findings showed differences in earnings from one level of education to another, with the largest earnings gap existing between the bachelor's and master's levels.
The median annual earnings among those working full time in 2007 was lowest for college graduates at $35,000. This increased to $45,000 for bachelor's graduates, $60,000 for master's graduates and $65,000 for doctorate graduates.

The Canadian Press, April 22, 2009