Master's Degrees with the Highest Salary Potential (skill, school, reviews)

[Member1]

The Master's Degrees with the Highest Salary Potential - Forbes.com

[rranger]

Ridiculous; computer and electrical engineering appear at least 20 times (yes, exaggeration on purpose) in slightly different variants on the list. Who actually pays attention to these things, much less takes the time to create them?

[ScottPlake]

Originally Posted by rranger

much less takes the time to create them?

Create them? Low intelligent people who are paid by the click for whatever drivel they push out-or as we in America refer to them, Journalists.


By the way, they get paid the same no matter what the person doing the clicking is thinking at the moment they follow the link.

[StealthRabbit]

these articles (multi pages) work SO WELL on dial-up / pay-per-byte internet...

Very sad the low earnings for masters level STEM jobs.

The L-O-N-G time to Break-Even on the expense and time commitment of technical education!!!

And to think of the grief / stress & YEARS of pre req experience and training of getting an RNA!!!!


Plumbers and electricians have had the right idea for decades. Get in and get dirty, make your millions, (pre age 30) then go to school...(with your kids).

As a skilled worker, 5 yrs after finishing my apprenticeship, there wasn't a yr go by, that I didn't make more $$ than my boss. A LOT more $$, and no babysitting whining employees or 'reporting-results' to a nosy manager / investors, and NO wasted time writing annual performance reviews!.

Really depends on your objectives, passion, discipline, and talent.

Makes Sales jobs look pretty attractive