What is the salary difference from going to college and dropping out.

I am currently enrolled in college and I was just wondering, what is the salary difference from having a masters to not having one.

I feel like I can do much moe if I dropped out out of college.Everyone says "go to college it will help you a lot" but I think

it's overrated now.

What do yal think?

if you go to college=$100,000 to $500,000 a year after college

if you dont go to college but do something big= over $1,000,000 a year

if you fail and dont go to college and dont do anything productive your looking at = $25,000 a year

Hmm. We read several papers about this kind of thing in school last year, with the average salary of people that didn't go to college, and those that went to college and got certain degrees and stuff. I don't remember any numbers though.

An interesting point though was that in one paper, the writer was saying that if you took the cost of tuition for some college (he gave numbers for the cost but I don't remember what they were) over four years or however many, and invested it over 60 years or something, you would end up with more money than if you had spent the money to get into the school and gotten a better job. Something like that.

if you go to college=$100,000 to $500,000 a year after college

manhore30

Really? In Britain an average graduate salary would probably be between £30-40,000.

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if you go to college=$100,000 to $500,000 a year after college

_glatisant_

Really? In Britain an average graduate salary would probably be between £30-40,000.

with what jobs?

[QUOTE="_glatisant_"][QUOTE="manhore30"]

if you go to college=$100,000 to $500,000 a year after college

Shad0ki11

Really? In Britain an average graduate salary would probably be between £30-40,000.

with what jobs?

It's that if you count out the doctors, lawyers and bankers. It's certainly that if you want to work in a science.

[QUOTE="Shad0ki11"][QUOTE="_glatisant_"]

Really? In Britain an average graduate salary would probably be between £30-40,000.

_glatisant_

with what jobs?

It's that if you count out the doctors, lawyers and bankers. It's certainly that if you want to work in a science.

I see. Thanks for the clarification.

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if you go to college=$100,000 to $500,000 a year after college

_glatisant_

Really? In Britain an average graduate salary would probably be between £30-40,000.

british money is about double is say we make about the same.Blitz_Nemesis

Well, until recently yes. Isn't it worth around a dollar and a half now?

[QUOTE="Blitz_Nemesis"] british money is about double is say we make about the same._glatisant_

Well, until recently yes. Isn't it worth around a dollar and a half now?

if you go to college=$100,000 to $500,000 a year after college

manhore30