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It doesn't matter if you want to work towards it. Good degree or not, you will be lucky to start on a job at £15,000 a year after getting a degree at university in the London area.. in NI I suspect wages will be much lower than here.
Yikes. A lot of salaries there sound so low there, especially as prices aren't that low. The median household income of the area I grew up in is about $100,000 / year, but household counts two-earning couples.
What?? I don't even know what you are arguing against
When he doesn't quote the post he's replying to, I'm just gonna assume he's talking to himself again. Cause, I have no clue who or what he was replying to either.
Anyway, I want to go to Japan next year, but I need $3000 saved up. That's not easy to do. Doable, but I can't pull it out of my ass like Owen's parents can
Yikes. A lot of salaries there sound so low there, especially as prices aren't that low. The median household income of the area I grew up in is about $100,000 / year, but household counts two-earning couples.
Hmm, does that equate to about £60,000? I guess that means about £30,000 per person.
My sister finished university 3 years ago, and she finished with a 2.2 degree which didn't really help, you need a 2.1 to really go for better jobs. I'd say if you got a decent degree with a 2.1 you could get a job for £20,000, then obviously after a few years it would rise quite a bit, it just always starts low.
Doctors are very well paid though.. they start at about £30,000 a year and many are on £60,000+
Yikes. A lot of salaries there sound so low there, especially as prices aren't that low. The median household income of the area I grew up in is about $100,000 / year, but household counts two-earning couples.
Thats only dollars though and yes UK is expensive to live in America is such a cheap country. We could all be rich if we lived here.
My house if sold could buy a million dollar house and we aren't even millionaires.
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