A College Education & Financial Success

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A college education is extremely important in terms of financial success and can be the key that unlocks the door to many opportunities (American). High school graduates earned an average of $26,695 in 2002, compared to $50,623 for those with a bachelor's degree, $63,592 for those with a master's degree, $85,675 with a Ph.D. degree and $101,375 for those with a professional degree in medicine, law, or business.

Despite the misgivings of many, there is no evidence that a college education is any b

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