Over their whole lifetime, about how much can someone with a professional degree expect to earn compared to someone with a high school diploma who didn't attend college? A - the same amount B - 2x C-3x D-4x

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Isabel Berry

15 April, 16:44

Over their whole lifetime, about how much can someone with a professional degree expect to earn compared to someone with a high school diploma who didn't attend college? A - the same amount B - 2x C-3x D-4x

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Heidi Anderson · Answer 1

A professional degree hold maybe able to earn 3 or 4 times of a salary a high school diploma student. This salary may subjected to be so due to experiences and qualifications and his/her skills. A high school diploma student would only earn a small proportion of income as this may be his/her first job and qualifications aren't sufficient to be able to may a higher salary.

Max Huff · Answer 2

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There is a lot of things to take into account when comparing degrees with diplomas. For example, if you get a degree in music, but live in an area where no one wants to learn music, then you will not earn a high income.

The general trend is that people who have professional degrees earn up to three times higher than people who have high school diplomas.