03-21-2011, 06:29 AM
MA2 Wrote:Yes, but to be fair you're not looking at the whole equation. What about the people with MBA's that made 100k+? Or people with an engineering degree that made just as much?I'm aware that I'm not looking at the whole equation. I'm purposely not discussing MBAs and engineering majors. I'm specifically focusing on people with masters' degrees in liberal arts and humanities-type majors, and I'm saying that a person with a measly diploma often earns more money than the person with the MA in literature or women's studies. After all, the title of this thread is 'Liberal Arts Degrees.'
⢠Master of Science in Nursing - Eastern New Mexico University (in progress)
⢠Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Western Governors University (3/2015)
⢠Associate of Science in Nursing - Platt College (3/2010)
⢠Diploma of Vocational Nursing - Casa Loma College (10/2005)
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⢠Professional licensure: LPN/LVN (1/2006); RN (5/2010)
⢠16 brick & mortar credits from Oxnard College (2000 to 2001)
⢠38 brick & mortar credits from Tarrant County College (2006 to 2008)
⢠Bachelor of Science in Nursing - Western Governors University (3/2015)
⢠Associate of Science in Nursing - Platt College (3/2010)
⢠Diploma of Vocational Nursing - Casa Loma College (10/2005)
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⢠Professional licensure: LPN/LVN (1/2006); RN (5/2010)
⢠16 brick & mortar credits from Oxnard College (2000 to 2001)
⢠38 brick & mortar credits from Tarrant County College (2006 to 2008)