Group+6-+Education,+Careers+and+Income

1194984609285255522police_man_ganson-svg-med1.pngThis group's job is to determine how much money students can expect to make in various careers. They will also show how the level of education you get and what you study is related to your income.



Professional Degree $109,600 Doctoral Degree $89,400 Master's Degree $62,300 Bachelor's Degree $52,200 Associate's Degree $38,200 Some College $36,800 High School Graduate $30,400 Some High School $23,400 [|www.careerinfonet.org/finaidadvisor/earnings.aspx?nodeid=21]


 * **Level of education** || **Median weekly earnings in 2008** || **Unemployment rate in 2008** ||
 * Some High School, No Diploma || $426 || 9.0% ||
 * High School Graduate || $591 || 5.7% ||
 * Some College, No Degree || $645 || 5.1% ||
 * Associate Degree || $736 || 3.7% ||
 * Bachelor’s Degree || $978 || 2.8% ||
 * Master’s Degree || $1,228 || 2.4% ||
 * Professional Degree || $1,522 || 1.7% ||
 * Doctoral Degree || $1,555 || 2.0% ||

More Education Means More Money You will earn more if you have more education. You will also be less likely to become unemployed. A survey from 2008 shows that average earnings grow from $426 to $591 per week, just by earning a high school diploma. Getting a college Bachelor's degree increases average earnings to $978 per week. More education pays off in higher earnings

The median expected salary for a typical Detective/Investigator, Except Public in the United States is $40,541. This basic market pricing report was prepared using our Certified Compensation Professionals' analysis of survey data collected from thousands of HR departments at employers of all sizes, industries and geographies.

The median expected salary for a typical Fire Fighter in the United States is $40,606. This basic market pricing report was prepared using our Certified Compensation Professionals' analysis of survey data collected from thousands of HR departments at employers of all sizes, industries and geographies.



Police and sheriff's patrol officers had median annual earnings of $45,210 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $34,410 and $56,360. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $26,910, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $68,880. Median annual earnings were $44,750 in Federal Government, $48,980 in State government, and $45,010 in local government.



The income of doctors varies for different types of doctors but their annual salary have been increasing year after year. According to Dr. David J. Rossman a psychiatrist during the time of the Great Depression, doctors made approximately $2000 a month, and about $24,000 a year. The average salary of the doctors these days can range from $150,000 for a general doctor, $163,000 for a psychiatrist and $255,000 for a general surgeon. The salary difference from the Great Depression until now is approximately 7 times more. However there are reasons for the high salaries these days



As with many careers that require a graduate degree, lawyer starting salaries are typically fairly high. The Lawyer Starting Salary chart shows that for a lawyer, average starting salary ranges from around $46,000 to around $70,000. Compare lawyer starting salaries with the Starting Salary of a Physical Therapist - a profession that also requires extensive training, but no degree - and you can see that there are definite benefits to spending that time in law school. However, a lawyer's average starting salary is just a jumping-off point; after 20 years of experience, the average salary for a lawyer goes way up.



For doing his job as the President of the USA, President Obama is paid USD US 400, 000 per annum. This is supplemented by USD 50000 per annum as expense account, USD 100000 towards non-taxable travel, USD 19,000 per annum towards official entertainment.



few years the American Federation of Teachers releases a Teacher Salary Trends report about teacher salaries across the United States. This information helps teachers decide where to teach and how much they should earn. The latest report indicated that the average teacher salary was $47,602.

Careers and their salaries


 * Career ||  Salaries  ||
 * Fire Fighter || $40,606. ||
 * lawyer || $145,820 ||
 * Pediatrician || $ 135,000 ||
 * neurology surgeon || $457,978 ||
 * Police Officer Salary || $56,000 ||
 * Criminal Justice Investigator || $40,541 ||
 * actor || $90,000 ||
 * singer || $75,000 ||
 * engineer || $130,000 ||
 * teachers || $102,000 ||
 * nurse || $114,000 ||
 * rapper || $10,000 ||
 * president || $400,000 ||

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